It's not the Ishiba shock, but a high leverage speculative market play.
Mr. Ishiba's comments made on WBS show no particular change from the previous policy.
• If necessary, there will be fiscal stimulus.
• There will be no change in the stance of monetary easing.
• There will be no action like obstructing the flow from savings to investment (probably a misuse of ‘hinder’ water).
So it returned to normal operation.
This was reacted to by the foreign exchange (return) market, with futures not returning (could be because it would be troublesome to give them hope by returning).
You know, because it is rebounding at the 37,500 line (now it's around 37,700 or so). It might be quite bad to short at the short-term bottom.
By the way,There is no response overseas.。
Moreover,
Mr. Takamichi proposes raising the tax rate from 20% to 30% on financial income of over 0.5 million yen per year (9/13), which is quite better compared to
what was preparedForeshadowing)
Either way, this setup seems to have been prepared extensively, so it is speculated that whichever is chosen, it will be named accordingly.
If Ishiba inherits the Kishida line, the proposal might be suspended. Conversely, if the financial income tax rate is lowered, it could aim for reinvestment and economic revitalization.
In the end, for those with physical positions, it may be best to observe quietly, right?
(Apologies for assuming a decrease) As I watched with tears in my eyes due to having no position, I am considering initiating a position in NTT, a stock unaffected by the Nikkei, at a low point (this time, I want to go long at a low point aiming for dividends).
However, observing the positions quietly also depends on the stock, right. right?
Stocks used to artificially raise the Nikkei average. Excluding the best inc (those who sold the stocks they raised are lucky, but those who held the positions are miserable).
Holding overnight positions in high leverage stocks is a high-risk gamble.
I hope the outstanding credit purchases will decrease due to this forced decline.
• If necessary, there will be fiscal stimulus.
• There will be no change in the stance of monetary easing.
• There will be no action like obstructing the flow from savings to investment (probably a misuse of ‘hinder’ water).
So it returned to normal operation.
This was reacted to by the foreign exchange (return) market, with futures not returning (could be because it would be troublesome to give them hope by returning).
You know, because it is rebounding at the 37,500 line (now it's around 37,700 or so). It might be quite bad to short at the short-term bottom.
By the way,There is no response overseas.。
Moreover,
Mr. Takamichi proposes raising the tax rate from 20% to 30% on financial income of over 0.5 million yen per year (9/13), which is quite better compared to
what was preparedForeshadowing)
Either way, this setup seems to have been prepared extensively, so it is speculated that whichever is chosen, it will be named accordingly.
If Ishiba inherits the Kishida line, the proposal might be suspended. Conversely, if the financial income tax rate is lowered, it could aim for reinvestment and economic revitalization.
In the end, for those with physical positions, it may be best to observe quietly, right?
(Apologies for assuming a decrease) As I watched with tears in my eyes due to having no position, I am considering initiating a position in NTT, a stock unaffected by the Nikkei, at a low point (this time, I want to go long at a low point aiming for dividends).
However, observing the positions quietly also depends on the stock, right. right?
Stocks used to artificially raise the Nikkei average. Excluding the best inc (those who sold the stocks they raised are lucky, but those who held the positions are miserable).
Holding overnight positions in high leverage stocks is a high-risk gamble.
I hope the outstanding credit purchases will decrease due to this forced decline.
To the people who initiated it.
If you keep dealing with high leverage setups with mechanical algorithms, participants will disappear.
As interest rates rise, it will go into savings, so you have to give out candy accordingly.
If you keep dealing with high leverage setups with mechanical algorithms, participants will disappear.
As interest rates rise, it will go into savings, so you have to give out candy accordingly.
Additional note
Furthermore, if you delve deeper (personally I don't see a buying opportunity, so it's a no-go), but if this volatility is a setup to trigger shorting in futures (just a wild idea).
If you notice, it may become a celebratory market at the significant milestone of 0.04 million yen? That in itself might be impressive.
Furthermore, if you delve deeper (personally I don't see a buying opportunity, so it's a no-go), but if this volatility is a setup to trigger shorting in futures (just a wild idea).
If you notice, it may become a celebratory market at the significant milestone of 0.04 million yen? That in itself might be impressive.
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