The extended holiday has come to an end, and the market’s hustle and bustle has returned to daily life.
During my time back, I was struck by how many old friends, relatives, and former colleagues had started NISA (Nippon Individual Savings Account) and how lively the conversations around investment had become.
While I sensed a shift in Japan, there were also many moments when, as an investment professional, I felt the need to share some fundamental principles.
The fact that Japanese securities companies are generally reporting high profits serves as evidence of this trend.
However, it’s also reasonable to assume that a considerable number of investors who have just started with NISA are already facing losses.
This time, I would like to delve into some essential aspects of investing, so please bear with me for a while.
