Black Monday in Japanese stocks? When is the buying opportunity? Check out the 'progressive high dividend' stocks without dividend cut concerns!

On Monday, the 5th day.Black Monday in the Japanese stock market.The Nikkei average stock price fell by 12.4% (4451 yen 28 sen).The largest decline ever.andThe rate of decline is the largest since the day after the US Black Monday in 1978.It reached the largest decline.The rate of decline is the largest since the day after the US Black Monday in 1978.The largest one-day decline during the Lehman Shock.11.41%The rapid strengthening of the yen, the Bank of Japan's tightening, and concerns about a US recession have combined to keep selling pressure unabated, completely wiping out the year-to-date gains and turning them negative.

There are also expectations of the dollar rising to 140 yen.According to Bloomberg, there are multiple expectations of the dollar rising to 140 yen. Leverage investors have only reduced their short yen positions by about 30% from the peak on July 9, and the unwinding of the yen buy positions is expected to continue.There is an expectation that the unwinding of the yen buy positions will continue.On the other hand, Japanese stocks are experiencing overselling.being sold too muchSome analysts believe that there will be buying on dips this week, when there are few announcements of US economic indicators.Buying opportunity has arrived.TowardsCheck the "accumulative high dividend stocks" that have continued to increase dividends or maintain dividends without cutting them.There is a new cycle approaching where central banks around the world are cutting interest rates and starting monetary easing.