Vail : ヴェイル (The End Of Japan)
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日本は人口減少局面に入りそれが今後加速する 少子高齢化対策である移民問題、又はAI・機械化促進 これらは進展しない。このまま衰退していくのか? 外国からどう見える?少なくとも今の日本は終わって行く その中 何を守り・何を残し・何を伝えるのか Youtube English: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdEwy6t90x-mYQCltm5LPTQ 日本語: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Fva7SKs_DRAxIhDZsg42
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Spain simply tried to revive its economy by attracting foreign investors from 2013 to 2024. Spain's traditional investment stance has not changed, and it is difficult to find a country other than Spain that promotes investment funds through bank counters.
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Spain has traditionally been a country with a high investment ratio, particularly in real estate, which is why the Spanish economy fell into disarray in 2008.
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Approximately 25% of household assets in the EU are invested, with Spain having a higher investment ratio than Germany, France and Italy.
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I'm talking about investing, you're talking about gambling.
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Since financial transactions have become online, fees are small or virtually free.
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I haven't said anything difficult at all.
Even if we ignore the current inflationary trend, can you buy things for the same amount of money as 50 years ago? Is it three times as much? Or five times as much?
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However, many individual investors gamble with stocks.
Gambling = playing until you lose.
Buy stocks (highest price) when everyone says it's good, and sell stocks (lowest price) when everyone says it's bad, so there's no way you can win.
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Money continues to be printed, and the total amount of money increases, so stock prices as a whole continue to rise. Therefore, it is natural to win in stocks, and it is difficult to lose. Therefore, most people who invest win.
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Capital gains tax is the money you pay on the profit you make when you sell stocks. So it's just a 20% tax on your profit.
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Spain's capital gains tax rate is between 19% and 26%, which is not much different from that of the EU and other developed countries, and there are also preferential treatments available, which gives it some advantages.
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さっそく葦嶽山😮

1999年9月9日9時9分9秒
詩人 坂村真民(さかむら しんみん)さんを慕うみなさんとが集まり、
葦嶽山の登山道入口に 石碑を建てた

…だそうです😅
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Just look at charts of the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index, China's GDP, real estate, and shipping indexes over the past 20 years and you'll understand what I'm saying.
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Around 2015, there was more talk about how profitable Hong Kong stocks were, and more people were buying them, but I no longer own any Hong Kong stocks. Lol🤭
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Anyone in Japan who bought Hong Kong stocks in the early 2000s was considered a weirdo. Lol
Even in the late 2000s, Hong Kong stocks were considered dangerous and at high risk of crashing.
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スターリン→毛ざわ→ポル・ポトという影響関係です
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Professional stock traders know where Zuckerberg was and what he was doing before Facebook went public, and they also knew exactly where Steve Jobs was and what he was doing. Lol😂
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Joe Biden didn't impose sanctions on China from the beginning. It was after he saw what Xi Jinping was doing.
I sold my Hong Kong stocks earlier than that. It didn't matter to me how the USA played out.
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This was before the Xi Jinping administration came to power.
This is something I learned by paying for on-site surveys and analyzing various data.
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In the early 2000s, China was making cheap, low-quality counterfeit goods, and bribes were needed from many people.
However, around 2010, China was producing products on a par with developed countries, and was becoming a society where bribery was no longer necessary.
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Xi Jinping began his term with purges and tried to switch from a free economy to a state-led one. The United States did not interfere at first, and the Chinese economy stalled.