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Issei Okuno’s Money & Sports Course (31) -Recommendation for Diversified Investment (Part 1)

Yuki Sasaki, female manager of the third-year baseball club, and a new member of the baseball team listening to various stories about the economy from Mr. Kazunari Okuno, who teaches students about investing in home economics classes while serving as an advisor to the baseball club. Kid Ichiro Suzuki. The teacher’s story, which has actual experience in stock investment, arouses the two’s interest in stock investment, and often applies to their daily lives and ways of thinking.

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Yuki: “He said, ‘If the members of the team are slapstick, it won’t be a match,’ and ‘It’s necessary to watch over until the results are achieved.'”
Suzuki “I thought, ‘I see,’ but I wondered what kind of members I should choose in the first place. The reason is that there isn’t…”
Yuki: That’s true, but on the other hand, didn’t your teacher also say that you would organize a team by dividing your assets into savings and stocks, yen and dollars? I thought this would apply to baseball as well. We need strong hitters who can hit home runs, and we need players who can walk fast even if they don’t have power.A team is made up of nine different people.”
Suzuki: “If there are nine Shohei Otani, I think it would be a great team.”
Yuki: “That’s impossible, isn’t it?”

“For example, you can think of a match like this,” Okuno-sensei entered the conversation.

Okuno “The opposing pitcher has a fastball, and the sluggers on the team can’t do much either. At times like that, there are players with good feet who can hit the infield even on a tight third grounder, and players who stick to sticking around and choosing walks. Don’t you think there will be an opportunity?”
Suzuki: “Yes!”
Yuki: “Is it possible to think about the same thing with investments?”