Book (Practical) Politics, economy and society High-Dividend Investments in "U.S. Stocks" Where Idiots Can Make Money

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Economics
Politics, Economy, and Society
"Investing in American stocks sounds difficult!" "You can't speak English!" "Japanese stocks are more approachable." If you have a difficult image of U.S. stocks, wait a minute. Of course, it is extremely difficult to order Newsweek or the New York Times and invest in American companies that will rise in the future. However, investing in well-established companies such as Coca-Cola and P &G that have implemented "dividends" for several decades in a row and making profits from "dividends" is feasible even for those with 0 English ability. It is not possible to invest in well-established companies that have implemented "dividends" for decades in a row, such as Coca-Cola or P &G, and making profits from "dividends" is not feasible even for those with a low level of English ability. It is a simple method. However, it is the best method for those who do not need to make excessive profits and want to make steady profits at an annual interest rate of 7-8% with low risk. In January 2018, the NY Dow hit the ¥ 26000 range for the first time. Investing only in Japanese stocks is like narrowing your chances. Not only for amateur stock investors, but also for those who are busy with no time to choose stocks, and those who invest in U.S. stocks but cannot make profits.