Cocktail Investing

Cocktail Investing
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"If you're as interested in Japan as I am, I think you'll find that The Power to Compete is a smart and thought-provoking look at the future of a fascinating country." – Bill Gates, "5 Books to Read This Summer" Father and son – entrepreneur and economist – search for Japan's economic cure The Power to Compete tackles the issues central to the prosperity of Japan – and the world – in search of a cure for the "Japan Disease." As founder and CEO of Rakuten, one of the world's largest Internet companies, author Hiroshi Mikitani brings an entrepreneur's perspective to bear on the country's economic stagnation. Through a freewheeling and candid conversation with his economist father, Ryoichi Mikitani, the two examine the issues facing Japan, and explore possible roadmaps to revitalization. How can Japan overhaul its economy, education system, immigration, public infrastructure, and hold its own with China? Their ideas include applying business techniques like Key Performance Indicators to fix the economy, using information technology to cut government bureaucracy, and increasing the number of foreign firms with a head office in Japan. Readers gain rare insight into Japan's future, from both academic and practical perspectives on the inside. Mikitani argues that Japan's tendency to shun international frameworks and hide from global realities is the root of the problem, while Mikitani Sr.'s background as an international economist puts the issue in perspective for a well-rounded look at today's Japan. Examine the causes of Japan's endless economic stagnation Discover the current efforts underway to enhance Japan's competitiveness Learn how free market "Abenomics" affected Japan's economy long-term See Japan's issues from the perspective of an entrepreneur and an economist Japan's malaise is seated in a number of economic, business, political, and cultural issues, and this book doesn't shy away from hot topics. More than a discussion of economics, this book is a conversation between father and son as they work through opposing perspectives to help their country find The Power to Compete.

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Preface

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1. Money

Savings and Debt

State of Savings in the United States

The Rules Have Changed

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Chapter 2. Getting Started

First Step: Saving

Second Step: Investing

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Chapter 3. The Economy versus the Markets

Economic Ideology

Schools of Economic Thought

Comparing Economic Theories

The Economy versus the Market

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Chapter 4. Read the Economy Like a Pro

Don't Trust the “Experts”

Vector and Velocity

Breaking It Down

Going Global

Data Corroboration

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Chapter 5. The Impact of Politics and Regulation on Investing

Monetary Policy

Fiscal Policy

Regulatory Policy

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Chapter 6. Enabling and Disruptive Technologies

The Evolution into Mobile

Data Proliferation

The App Revolution

Rules of Thumb

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Chapter 7. Profiting from Pain

Newspapers

Cybersecurity

Water

Changing Demographics

Changing Consumer Preferences

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Chapter 8. Cocktail Thematic Investing

Let's Go Online Shopping

Shifting Perspectives

Multiple Cocktail Thematics

Signposts

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Chapter 9. Designing Your Portfolio

Number of Securities

Risk Tolerance

Stocks

Real Estate Investment Trusts

Master Limited Partnership (MLP)

Funds

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Chapter 10. Choosing Your Investments

12 Questions You Need to Answer When Looking to Buy a Stock

Case Study: Starbucks Corp

Individual Stocks versus Funds

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Chapter 11. Building the Portfolio

Monitoring the Trend

Monitoring the Company

Monitoring the Stock Price

Sell or Buy More?

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Cocktail Investing Final Thoughts

Appendix: Definitions, Metrics, and Resources

Chapter 2

Chapter 9

Economic Indicators and Data Sources

About the Authors

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