Investor-Z

Episode 1

2018-07-13 · 25m

Zaizen wants to join the baseball team of the school he has newly enrolled in, but he is deceived into visiting the secretive investing club instead.

Episode 2

2018-07-21 · 25m

Zaizen gets to work to make back the 30 million yen he lost, but quickly discovers he still has much to learn about stocks, and about money itself.

Episode 3

2018-07-28 · 24m

Zaizen discovers that the reason he was invited to Miyuki's house was to meet her grandfather, who runs their school and has much to tell him.

Episode 4

2018-08-04 · 24m

The girls of the club are visiting Tokyo when they happen to run into Takako's cousin, who is applying for jobs and could use a little of their help.

Episode 5

2018-08-11 · 24m

Zaizen decides he should use the club's assets for venture capital investing, but first he needs permission from their owner, Miyuki's grandfather.

Episode 6

2018-08-18 · 24m

The club finds Ren passed out on the floor. When he comes to in the hospital, it gives the club a chance to discuss working life in corporate Japan.

Episode 7

2018-08-25 · 24m

Ren's school learns about how his aunt uses her incredible social skills and memory to excel at her job as a top insurance saleswoman.

Episode 8

2018-09-01 · 24m

Takako's mother decides to go into the coffee shop business, which is a worrying career move not just to Takako but to the other club members as well.

Episode 9

2018-09-08 · 24m

With the very existence of the investing club on the line, Zaizen agrees to an investing duel with Takako's older brother, the Fujita family heir.

Episode 10

2018-09-15 · 24m

The first round of the investing duel is in real estate. Zaizen begins with a visit to a real estate agent and begins looking into various properties.

Episode 11

2018-09-22 · 24m

The second round of the investing duel is in the foreign exchange market. With the club's help, Zaizen learns an important lesson in leverage.

Episode 12

2018-09-29 · 24m

The final part of the duel is a market cap battle, in which the two must select a list of companies with market caps that add up to 100 trillion yen.