In addition to stocks, Yoshida has also invested in two small companies that do foreign trade business, and these stocks and shares in the clubs account for nearly 40% of all his property.

He is not a particularly proficient investor, in the eighties, he spent a lot of money to buy luxury houses in Tokyo, but after the economic bubble burst in the early 90s, housing prices fell to less than 20%, and he grinned in pain. Although he bought the mansion for living in rather than for investment, it still stuck with him. I have suffered a big loss

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