The Recommendation for Long-Term Investing: Doubling Your Assets in 10 Years
Shinsei Publishing announced a reprint of 'Investment Basics for Business Education' supervised by Kazushige Okuno due to strong sales. The book advocates for Buffett-style long-term investment for NISA beginners.
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Released on April 24, 2026, 'Investment Basics for Business Education' has seen strong sales and an immediate reprint has been decided.
It ranked first in the weekly genre charts at Maruzen Marunouchi Main Store and Kinokuniya Umeda Main Store.
While stock prices currently fluctuate wildly, they are showing extraordinary momentum. However, according to the Japan Securities Dealers Association, the most common concern among NISA users is not knowing what to invest in.
'Investment Basics for Business Education' offers a response to these concerns. It recommends 'long-term investment' in stocks. By identifying 'strong companies' that are expected to grow significantly and investing in them for the long term, investors can aim for returns while reducing risk. Short-term investments are often at the mercy of daily price movements; however, consistent long-term accumulation in strong companies allows investors to average out market volatility and wait for the company's intrinsic value to be reflected in the stock price.
The book provides a guide to identifying such 'strong companies' and promotes a long-term investment approach that aims for returns such as doubling assets in 10 years.
It ranked first in the weekly genre charts at Maruzen Marunouchi Main Store and Kinokuniya Umeda Main Store.
While stock prices currently fluctuate wildly, they are showing extraordinary momentum. However, according to the Japan Securities Dealers Association, the most common concern among NISA users is not knowing what to invest in.
'Investment Basics for Business Education' offers a response to these concerns. It recommends 'long-term investment' in stocks. By identifying 'strong companies' that are expected to grow significantly and investing in them for the long term, investors can aim for returns while reducing risk. Short-term investments are often at the mercy of daily price movements; however, consistent long-term accumulation in strong companies allows investors to average out market volatility and wait for the company's intrinsic value to be reflected in the stock price.
The book provides a guide to identifying such 'strong companies' and promotes a long-term investment approach that aims for returns such as doubling assets in 10 years.
FAQ
Is long-term investing suitable for NISA beginners?
Yes. This book explains how to identify 'strong companies' and use long-term dollar-cost averaging to manage risk and aim for growth.
How can I handle stock market volatility?
By focusing on a company's long-term intrinsic value rather than daily price fluctuations, you can significantly reduce investment anxiety.
How do I find 'strong companies' for investment?
The book provides criteria for successful long-term selected investments and practical methods for evaluating businesses.