Thank you very much for viewing. This is the DVD "Super Value Investment Introduction." 125 minutes of content. Masayuki Sakakibara. This was used for rental. The spine of the jacket has some sun damage and wear. There are no materials included. There are some minor scratches and stains, but overall, it seems to be in good condition. Please understand that this is a used item, so there may be some wear and tear. Shipping will be via Nekopos. Shipping is free. We will ship as quickly as possible, but please note that it may take some time depending on circumstances. Please refrain from negotiating a price reduction. Thank you. DVD Description: Value investing (undervalued stocks) is a method of investing in stocks that are undervalued by comparing the theoretical stock price derived from a company's financial statements with the current stock price. A characteristic of Benjamin Graham, the originator of "value investing" and the mentor of Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of this century, is "we don't know the future." This method avoids difficult-to-understand factors such as the future prospects of a business, market size, comparison of strengths with competitors, and sales capabilities, and instead analyzes stock prices only based on the numbers appearing in financial statements. By selecting stocks that are asset-wise undervalued based on clearly understandable materials, the idea is to buy stocks that are unlikely to fall further than the current price and hold them with peace of mind. This seminar covers the basics of value investing and teaches Mr. Sakakibara's investment method, which seeks safety and profit for individual investors, based on value investing. "Program" 1. The World of Quadrants and the Power of Compound Interest Introduction to the appeal of stock investment and the amazing power of "compound interest." 2. Simple and Clear, the Super Value Investment Method Introducing the essence of the Sakaki method and teaching the safe and solid Sakaki value investment method. Furthermore, covering even the parts that could not be fully explained in the book. 3. Case Analysis of Individual Stocks Case analysis of individual stocks may be a little difficult to fully understand just by looking at books and materials. We will take up cases (1) to (2) and explain them concretely and carefully. Also teaching the "Sakaki method" of case analysis. 4. Q&A Search Keywords Panrolling PanRolling FX Trade Asset Management Stock Investment Stocks Foreign Exchange Bollinger Bands Market Funds Management Day Trading Trade Swing Trading Fundamental Analysis