Frequently Asked Questions（FAQ)
In this FAQ section, we have compiled common questions that beginner investors often have, as well as inquiries related to our site and services.
Who is this site intended for?
This site is designed for beginner investors who are just getting started, as well as those interested in low-risk investments in the U.S. market.
How do I start investing?
For guidance on getting started, please refer to the “Investment Basics” page. We recommend starting with a small amount and gradually building your knowledge over time.
What are the benefits of investing in U.S. companies?
The U.S. is the world’s largest economy. The U.S. market offers both stability and growth potential, making it an attractive option for diversification and providing returns that may differ from those of the Japanese market.
What is a low-risk investing?
Low-risk investing refers to methods with relatively low risk and the potential for stable returns. This typically includes bonds, index funds, and ETFs.
Can you explain the risk of investing?
All investments involve risk, but low-risk investments can help minimize it. For details on balancing risk and return, please see the “Investment Basics” page.
Is the information on this site up to date?
We strive to provide the most up-to-date information possible. However, market changes may cause updates over time. Please also check official news sources and securities firms for the latest information.
Does the site provide individual investment advice?
No. This site is intended to provide general information only. We do not offer personalized investment advice. For specific investment decisions, please make your own judgment or consult a professional.
How do you open an investment account?
To invest in the U.S. market, you need to open an account with a securities company. There are several firms in Japan that support U.S. stocks. For guidance on choosing a securities company, please refer to the “Investment Basics” page.