I basically save the allowance I receive from my papa. At this rate, I think I’ll have around ten million yen saved by the time I’m 30, and I figured that would be the point when I stop papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) and start thinking about marriage.
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In the previous question, someone said they made an incredible amount of money through stocks, and it got me thinking that if I worked hard at stock investing too, maybe I could aim for around fifteen million yen.
If you know of any investment method that’s guaranteed to make money, please tell me.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too.
A “surefire way to make money” seems to mean knowing how to avoid losing overall.
But if it were easy to put into practice, I feel like everyone would already be doing it.
Still, if you meet a good papa (a male supporter), they may teach you all kinds of things, including different strategies.
Good luck.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member whose wife—after losing several million yen in stocks (she loses money no matter what she does)—threatened me into putting money into my account so she could buy mutual funds.
People who lose money will lose no matter what they do.
People who don’t lose money keep earning strong returns.
If you simply invest in mutual funds, I think you can expect annual returns of around 5–10% over the long term.
The Marubeni, Mazda, and Isuzu shares I bought years ago were available for 100 yen or even two-digit prices. If you can keep greed in check and wait long enough, you can earn decent returns—and if you’re able to hold on, they could potentially grow five- or sixfold.
But people like my wife, who are hopeless at everything they try, really are hopeless. The best thing is not to get involved in anything at all...
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
Try investing a small amount and find a strategy that works for you. If there were a guaranteed way to make money, everyone would be rich.
Good deals usually have a catch, so be careful. After all, it’s your hard-earned savings.
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It’s Nana Ayase♡
I trade FX too, but I’m not very good at it… (tears)
Find a papa (a male supporter) who invests in stocks and learn from him so you can support yourself in the future.
Drop any bad papas who charge you interest or take a cut of your profits. There seem to be plenty of people who invest in stocks.
For now, get lots of offers and carefully choose your papa.
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I’m in Seattle.
The only investment strategy that’s guaranteed to make money is getting allocated IPO shares and selling them—but it’s pretty hard to get them.
Don’t tell your boyfriend or husband about your savings. There’s no such thing as eternal love, so definitely keep a secret stash.
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