Japanese Investment

Investing is putting money into a business or securities for the purpose of earning a profit. If you make a profit, you can reinvest it and grow your business and assets. Since the purpose is to make a profit, I feel that you can invest in any business as long as you can make a profit. It is true that investors are free to decide what to invest in, unless it is against the law. Investor decisions determine where the money goes.
If investors invest more in businesses that brighten the world, the world will become brighter. Conversely, if you invest in a business that darkens the world, it may darken the hearts of many people and make them suffer. Investment moves money, changes the world, and affects people's minds.
Investors who invest in harmony also seek profits. However, as long as you can get a profit, you will not invest in anything. We will invest in businesses that make people feel attractive, excited, and engrossed, and that make them feel dreams and hopes. It is "investment in harmony" that sometimes prioritizes the improvement of the world over personal profit.
We invest in people cooperating and helping each other, not in things that bring people into conflict and cause conflict. One of the major aims is to convert selfish people through investment and to foster compassion and altruism.
We invest in things that excite and motivate us to move forward, not in things that don't make people feel positive. In fact, if everyone is enthusiastic about their work, it will be easier for the business to succeed. It is worth investing in a business that makes people excited and want to work on it.
If an investment makes society brighter and more prosperous, the investor would be happy, and so would the people. A much happier future awaits us than just playing money games to steal money from others.

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