Book (Practical) Economy Salaried Investors Pay 250 million Yen for 10 Times Shares

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Economy
Mr. Aitaka, who works as a regular office worker but is in his early 40 s and has 250 million yen in assets by investing in stocks. The "10 times share (Tenbagger)" where the stock price rises more than 10 times from the price he bought is a longing for investors, but he is proud of the amazing record of achieving 10 times share in "66 stocks" so far. How can he make 10 times share continuously while working as a company employee? I wonder what kind of advanced analysis he has done to discover 10 times share, and just check 4 very simple points. The most important check points are "industry type" and "performance". He is also characterized by thorough diversified investment. Even now that his assets have exceeded 250 million yen, he makes it his rule to purchase at the "minimum unit". He invests around 100,000 yen from his monthly salary and always buys new stocks. He now holds more than 800 stocks. He seems to have too much, but he has succeeded in increasing the possibility of increasing his assets while controlling risks. In addition, he has succeeded in raising the possibility of increasing his assets while controlling risks. He has also succeeded in raising the possibility of increasing his assets while controlling risks. He has also succeeded in "neglected investment" in which he holds only assets once he buys without selling. In addition to financial statements, listed companies are obligated to "timely disclosure" in which information that has an impact on the stock price is promptly disclosed. This can be seen on the Internet, but he also looks at it as a daily routine. He thoroughly explains the Aitaka style ultra-diversified investment method in which he can enjoy investing in stocks as a hobby or as part of his life work and increase the assets by the unit he places. This investment method is highly reproducible even for part-time investors such as company employees.