Last week in the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average rose by 278.31 yen (0.68%) compared to the previous week, reaching 11,190.68 yen, marking the third consecutive week of gains. Due to the greater-than-expected deceleration of the U.S. CPI, the USD/JPY fell sharply from the mid-161 yen level to the 157 yen level, leading to speculation of intervention by some participants. Finance Minister Kanda stated that he is not in a position to comment on the speculation of intervention. The sharp rise in the yen against the dollar at one point became a cause for concern, and on the 12th, large cap stocks fell by over 1,000 yen. However, the week ended with a net gain. On the 12th, the Nikkei average in the Tokyo stock market fell by 1033 yen compared to the previous day, causing a sharp decline.The decline is the largest this year.。
HONDA N-ONE : “Citigroup strategists point out that now is the time to determine profits for the biggest stocks”
“According to BofA, the semiconductor bull market is not over yet, and there is a possibility that it will continue until mid-2026 due to AI momentum.”
Which one is it
these guys are really sly aren't they
I'm changing my opinion from time to time
よろぴこ : Since the long-term trend line for semiconductors is upward, the way opinions are viewed changes depending on whether they are investors who mainly trade short-term or whether they are investors who mainly trade medium- to long-term in monthly increments. I was swayed and impatient, and trading wasn't the best.
184084675 : I really don't know which way
I'll do it at my own risk
破滅 : At the end of the day, everyone only believes what they want to believe, so writing both arguments together is the best risk hedge. In a sense, it tells me the essence of investing (laughs)
181053899 : Home (me