Last week was a week of big profits.
Good morning, this is Matsushita.
Today is Makoto Investment School's
Stock Investment Trading Techniques Mastery Course and
The Trading Research Group session date.
I am growing every day,
and in a more powerful state,
regarding stock investment trading techniques,
from today for the next three months, until December at year-end,
I will teach them thoroughly.
From this, you will establish your own trading rules,
and I believe investors who achieve substantial profits next year will grow.
Last week, for domestic stock investors, it was a week to realize large profits.
That large profit was the interim dividend from March-end companies.
How large is that profit?
Let's think about it.
In the Nikkei newspaper on May 16, 2015, an article titled
'Stock Dividends Reach 10 Trillion Yen for the First Time'
Recently, even in this sluggish economy,
the Nikkei reported that more companies are increasing or restoring dividends than cutting them,
so dividends are likely still increasing.
This 10 trillion yen figure represents the annual dividends of all companies, so we should estimate the interim dividends of March-end companies.
Companies adopting a March-end fiscal year account for over 70% of the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section, it seems.
Assuming March-end companies are 70% of the total,
and further assuming that 80% of them distribute half of their annual dividends as interim dividends,
as an assumption,
then
10 trillion yen × 0.7 × 0.8 × 0.5 = 2.8 trillion yen
In other words, investors who held stocks on the interim dividend record date of Tuesday, September 27th,
across the nation realized a profit of 2.8 trillion yen.
Among this, how much profit did you realize?
It was a happy day and a good week, wasn't it?
And for listed companies,
there are December and February fiscal year-end companies,
so the rights to dividends will continue to be established every month.
Those yearly, regularly recurring,
and enjoyable stock investment profits,
dividends, can be fully captured by
Makoto Investment School's salt-holding investment method.
The salt-holding investment method targets stocks with high dividend yields,
as the investment target.
There are still many stocks with sufficiently high dividend yields, and among the 225 constituent stocks, the highest dividend yield currently appears to be
8628: Matsui Securities at 5.5% and 8304: Aozora Bank at 5.3%, for example.
("Stock Expert" screen)
Thus, for these high-dividend-yield stocks, you buy the once-in-years buying opportunities and
hold them for the long term—that is the essence of the “salt-holding investment method.”
There will continue to be chances to earn dividends,
regularly in the future as well.
The next big opportunity is March 28 next year.
And to prepare for buying on that day,
the preparation has already begun starting now.
