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Will 2025 be a surge? Or a crash? The Year of the Snake calls for vigilance against 'heavyweight' events! Check the anomalies of the past five occasions.

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moomooニュース日本株 wrote a column · 19 hours ago
2025 is the year of the Snake. As a reference to predict the future of stock prices, we have summarized the movements of the Nikkei average stock prices in the past five Snake years. What becomes visible from there is,Both rising and falling, the movements have a wide range.This significantly influences the movement of stock prices.Many "Heavy" class events also occur.is in effect.
In 2025, politically, Mr. Trump will make a comeback as the US president, and domestically, the government will continue to be operated by a minority ruling party. In the domestic industry, particularly in the key industry of automobile manufacturing, $Honda Motor (7267.JP)$and $Nissan Motor (7201.JP)$Merger negotiations are underway, and the retail giant $Seven & i Holdings (3382.JP)$is facing a series of uncertainties, such as receiving acquisition proposals from counterparts in Canada, prompting structural reforms. Before entering the stock market in the new year, it may be good to prepare mentally by referring to the anomaly of the Snake Year.
Will 2025 be a surge? Or a crash? The Year of the Snake calls for vigilance against 'heavyweight' events! Check the anomalies of the past five occasions.
In the past 5 Snake Years,the average stock price movement was 3 wins and 2 losses.So,The simple average of the rise and fall rate is a 15.25% increase.From 1960 to 2023, the simple average of the rise and fall rate is 8.38%, so when looking at the average value, "compared to usual...However, the situation is not that simple.Out of 5 instances, only 1 year falls within a 15% range compared to the previous year, whether it was an increase or decrease.
However, the situation is not that simple.Out of 5 instances, only 1 year falls within a 15% range compared to the previous year, whether it was an increase or decrease.The previous heavy year, 2013, saw a significant 56.75% increase, marking the second-largest increase since 1960. In the past 3 heavy years, the range of rise and fall has all exceeded 20%.「ヘビ年は株価の値動きが大きい」というアノマリーがあるようだ。
過去5回のヘビ年の出来事を振り返ると、株価を動かすさまざまなビッグ・イベントが発生していたことが分かる。
【過去5回のヘビ年の主な出来事をチェック!】
2013年:「アベノミクス」本格始動で株価爆騰!
前年の年末に第2次安倍内閣が発足し、「アベノミクス」が本格的に始まった。3月に就任した黒田東彦・日銀総裁による「Unconventional easingWith the "active fiscal stimulus", the Japanese economy surged, and the Nikkei Stock Average rose by 56.72%. This growth rate is the second highest since 1960, following the 91.91% surge in 1972 during the "Remodeling Archipelago Boom" in the final year of high economic growth.The second highest since 1960updating their record highs since listing earlier this year, with some stocks soaring by more than 1.6 times in stock price over the last 3 months.
2001: Simultaneous terrorist attacks and the IT bubble burst in the USA
In the USAContinuing the collapse of the Internet bubbleIn SeptemberSimultaneous terrorist attacksoccurred, and the Nikkei Stock Average fell below 0.01 million yen for the first time since 1984.In December, the Enron scandal unfolded, leading to the bankruptcy of the major US energy company Enron, known as the Enron scandal.In this year, the Nikkei Stock Average experienced a decline of 23.52%, the fifth largest decline since 1960.The Nikkei Stock Average has only dropped by over 20% six times.Since 1960, this is the fifth largest decline.There have been only six instances where the Nikkei Stock Average fell by 20% or more.
1989: The peak of the bubble economy.
The era changed from Showa to Heisei.Peak of the bubble economy.year. The Nikkei average stock price rose by nearly 30%, and the closing price of 0.03 million 8915.87 yen at the year-end was the highest in the past 34 years until it was broken in 2024.This was still the highest in the past 34 years, until it was broken in 2024.Berlin Wall's collapse.The Berlin Wall collapse.The declaration of the end of the Cold War between the USA and the Soviet Union at the Malta Summit.It became a historic turning point on a global scale. By the way, in this year, in April,the consumption tax (3%) was introduced for the first time.in 1977:
Trade friction and rapid appreciation of the yen due to the 'concentrated heavy rainfall export'.
It would probably be 1977 which had the fewest events in the past 5 heavy years. Between the two oil crises of 1973 and 1978, there was a global economic recovery, but Europe was also experiencing a sense of stagnation. This was due to the 'concentrated heavy rainfall export' by manufacturers.concentrated heavy rainfall exportassociated withTrade surplusbecame significant, and Japan and former West Germanyfaced criticism over trade imbalancesIn this year, the dollar-yen exchange rate shifted from the upper 290 yen range to the upper 240 yen range, leading to a rapid strengthening of the yen.The yen appreciated sharply.Although the Nikkei Stock Average experienced a minimal movement with a decline of -2.51%,from 1975 to 1989, over a span of 15 years, this was the only year where it recorded a negative change, which can be considered unique.in terms of its performance.
1965: Overcoming the "Showa 40 Recession" after the Olympics through Bank of Japan's special funding.
Due to the aftermath of the previous year's Tokyo Olympics and a decline in demand.The Showa 40 Recession (Securities Recession).The year when the government and the Bank of Japan's economic measures that continue to this day were established, such as rescuing the struggling former Yamaichi Securities with Bank of Japan's special funding and deciding on the first-ever issuance of deficit national bonds for a limited period of one year.Bank of Japan's special fundingrelief, leading to the first-ever issuance of deficit national bonds for a limited period of one yearFirst-ever issuance of deficit national bonds"16%超の大幅上昇を達成。後に「The Izanagi economic boom became the year when the prosperous era called " Izanagi Economic Boom " began.
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Source/Reference: Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Cabinet Office / Bank of Japan HP, NHK, Jiji Press, ETC.
Will 2025 be a surge? Or a crash? The Year of the Snake calls for vigilance against 'heavyweight' events! Check the anomalies of the past five occasions.
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