Horie Takafumi (堀江貴文) said that “dying” is the way to ensure that one’s assets never decrease, and argued that people should continue investing. He suggested that Japanese stocks have substantial potential and that conditions are changing to become more favorable for individual investors.
Horie Takafumi (堀江貴文) said that “dying” is the way to ensure that one’s assets never decrease, arguing that continuing to move money is linked to taking on challenges through investing. He views investing and taking on challenges as “proof of being alive.”
He said that the total amount of wealth in and around Asia continues to grow, and expressed the view that the Japanese stock market has many potentially strong companies. The Tokyo Stock Exchange is undergoing a system transition, while barriers to entry remain low and the shift toward commission-free trading continues.
Against this backdrop, he indicated that the practical environment for investing in Japanese stocks is gradually taking shape for individual investors, suggesting that developments going forward will attract attention.