I was surprised to see outstanding credit sales.
Institutional investors lost sales by 440,000 in 7 business days, and individuals also totaled 450,000. A total of about 900,000
The fact that unsold items are decreasing means they are being bought back.
Even though they've been buying back this much, stock prices have fallen, and sales are pretty strong, isn't it?
Only backorders haven't decreased that much, so they continue to be sold as they are this week, and if credit purchases increase due to namping, as a matter of fact, the upper price will become insanely heavy.
There are many people who want to buy on credit = sell in the future.
The technology is getting tough, and I don't want to make an entry when buying...
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ポテトキュウ : What should I do in a situation like this?
Shall we wait and see for a bit longer?
ささくれん OP ポテトキュウ : We'll wait and see when it comes to talking about today and tomorrow.
Right now it's around the profit margin line after a definite sell sign, so I think there will be a slight rebound where it rebounds due to moving averages or Fibonacci.
After the rebound, I would like to firmly confirm whether it is a move to test higher prices again or whether they will be pushed in by sales.
It depends on supply and demand at that time, but to be honest, I'm thinking from a lower perspective.
But I think now is the time to go into empty sales.
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