General Information And Regulations
Daishi Hokuetsu Securities Co., Ltd.'s Subsidiary, Daishihokuetsu Financial Group, Inc. Is A Japanese Company Located In Nagaoka That Provides Brokerage Services. It Was Established In 2015.
Products
Daishi Offers Domestic Stocks And Foreign Stocks. Domestic Stocks Include Domestic Listed Stocks, Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs), And Listed Real Estate Investment Trusts (J-REIT). Daishi Also Operates Stocks Listed On U.S. Markets (New York, NASDAQ). Trading Methods Include Local Order Trading And Domestic Over The Counter. Domestic Entrusted Transactions Can Be Invested More Than 1 Million Yen Per Issue, And Domestic Over The Counter Can Be Invested More Than 200,000 Yen Per Issue.
Daishi Offers Individual Government Bonds, Foreign Bonds, Niigata Prefectural Government Bonds, And Tohoku Electric Power Company Bonds. Individual Government Bond Applications Are Denominated In 10,000 Yen, Including Fixed Interest Rates (3 Years/5 Years) And Floating Interest Rates (10 Years). Foreign Bonds Involve US Dollar-denominated, Australian Dollar-denominated, Turkish Lira-denominated, Brazilian Real-denominated, Publicly Issued Structured Bonds, Etc. Compared With Domestic Bonds, Foreign Bonds Have Higher Expected Yields. Niigata Prefectural Government Bonds Are Bonds Issued By Niigata Prefecture. Although Their Credit Risk Is Higher Than That Of Government Bonds, Their Interest Rate Setting Is Higher Than That Of Government Bonds. Tohoku Electric Power Corporation Bonds Are Bonds Issued By Tohoku Electric Power Co., Ltd.
Investment Trust
Daishi Offers Both Domestic Investment Trusts And Foreign Investment Trusts. In The Case Of Foreign Investment Trusts, MMF Types Are Denominated In US Dollars And Australian Dollars. Ordinary Bond Types Are Denominated In US Dollars, Australian Dollars And Euros. Other Types Are Denominated In Japanese Yen.
Transaction Fees
Daishi Does Not Charge Network Service Usage Fees, Information Service Fees, Or Escrow Account Management Fees. The Stock Brokerage Fee Is (contract Price * 0.38%) * 1.10 Yen, And The Part Less Than Japanese Yen Is Rounded To 2200 Yen (tax Included).
Risk
Price Fluctuations Caused By Changes In The Stock Market, Interest Rate Levels, Foreign Exchange Rates, Real Estate Markets, Commodity Markets, And Other Indicators May Result In Losses.
