$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.JP)$ L...
Long time no write… Before it shoots away I’ve got to admit that I’m a total noob to the stock industries and have joined merely since June 2024. Point of this is trying to testify whether Nikkei 225 is really as weak as what’s been told around. Or just a pure Maths lesson of the day for a good laugh, alternatively.
One of the most popular stocks in the entire world VS one of the most popular stocks in Japan, without any doubt, I shall assume. Having said that biases cannot always be all justified!
NVDA. US: 700 shares were bought at USD120.203 on 24 Sep, 2024 which gives the total cost of approx. JPY12,119,184(120.203*700*approx.144) and are worth JPY15,401,386(142.87*700*approx.154) as of time of screenshots which gives the gross profit margin of JPY3,282,202, i.e.27.1% on the other hand.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 7011.JP: 4,000 shares were bought at JPY1,680 on 11 Sep, 2024 which gives the total cost of JPY6,720,000 and are worth JPY9,508,000(2,377*4,000) as of time of screenshots which gives the GPM of JPY2,788,000, i.e. 41.5% on the other hand.
Therefore 27.1% on JPY12,119,184
VS
45.1% on JPY6,720,000
does not prove a weaker Nikkei 225 to my eyes in any way, at least not for the mentioned periods. Correct me if I’m wrong.
One of the most popular stocks in the entire world VS one of the most popular stocks in Japan, without any doubt, I shall assume. Having said that biases cannot always be all justified!
NVDA. US: 700 shares were bought at USD120.203 on 24 Sep, 2024 which gives the total cost of approx. JPY12,119,184(120.203*700*approx.144) and are worth JPY15,401,386(142.87*700*approx.154) as of time of screenshots which gives the gross profit margin of JPY3,282,202, i.e.27.1% on the other hand.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 7011.JP: 4,000 shares were bought at JPY1,680 on 11 Sep, 2024 which gives the total cost of JPY6,720,000 and are worth JPY9,508,000(2,377*4,000) as of time of screenshots which gives the GPM of JPY2,788,000, i.e. 41.5% on the other hand.
Therefore 27.1% on JPY12,119,184
VS
45.1% on JPY6,720,000
does not prove a weaker Nikkei 225 to my eyes in any way, at least not for the mentioned periods. Correct me if I’m wrong.
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御社の犬 : Individual stocks in Japan may be quite good. I only hold individual stocks in the Shin Nisa quota, but around March of this year, when the Nikkei hit its highest point at 0.04 million yen! I used the entire quota for individual stocks in japan and it's currently up 30%. However, I'm not confident if there is room for further growth.Well, I thought the same when I bought it.Well, it feels like it's okay to leave the Nisa alone, haha.
火拳のエース : The Nikkei itself is completely under the control of hedge funds, and the 225 index is used as a tool to extract capital from individuals with limited resources who enter the stock market with borrowed money, using excessive leverage beyond their means. This is achieved through price manipulation that anticipates stop-loss mechanisms in futures trading.
To do this, they manipulate the underlying stock market in the U.S., which then influences the Nikkei 225 market, allowing for extreme price manipulation with leverage. Because Japan, being subservient to the U.S., cannot prosecute cross-national insider trading involving U.S.-affiliated entities, those with connections to the central U.S. can indefinitely reap the benefits of insider trading from Japan's subordinate markets.
Therefore, it may be useful to interpret the practical Nikkei score as having a long-term manipulation threshold, with a central value of 28,000 and a range of ±15,000.
momomimiaaa : Same optimistic
mrhudson OP 火拳のエース : Well analysed