Animus Wealth Management LLC

Often called the "Warren Buffet of Japan," Wahei Takeda was one of Japan’s most successful and well-known investors.
In 2006, Takeda had top 10 stakes at more than 100 companies valued at 30 billion yen, making him Japan's No. 1 individual investor, the Nikkei newspaper reported at the time according to CNBC’s contributor Ken Honda’s published article on January 25th 2021.

"There is no end in the money game," Takeda once told Ken Honda comparing it to baseball. Even if you are winning in the bottom of the ninth inning, that doesn't guarantee a win.
The money game is the same, he explained. Even if you are wealthy in your 30s or 40s, that doesn't mean something disastrous can't happen and leave you destitute.
In conclusion, true wealth and happiness is gaining significance from that sense of purpose (Animus) versus just getting it from money with no sticky purpose, gratitude or love. That purpose (Animus) in our opinion should always carry a plan so you are always on the road knowing where you are going.

Your investment portfolio and it’s asset allocation should be tailored to your unique goals; hence, making an optimal portfolio that accounts for less volatile returns. So what type of investor are you? We would love to know more about you. Happy Friday!