Tokyo Market Summary: Nikkei Average plummets, “interest rate hike shock” delayed by half a day, “performance gains due to strong yen, and expectations recede,” Mr. Namioka

182791546 : Kishida, I really forgive

コージーマイケル : The Bank of Japan is unreliable

大負けネコ : The current administration, the prime minister, the minister in charge of digital affairs, the ruling party secretary general, and all the other cabinet ministers and executives all have “no (internal) cabinet” with “no insight, no vision, no awareness of inaction & incompetence” about “international economic policy.” In the first place, the idea of “wage increase” ⇒ “domestic consumption revitalization” is poor ️ There is no reason for us, who have endured not being able to make sufficient funds due to “no wage increases,” “high prices,” and “low interest rates” for the past few years, to “waste” funds about a “slight wage increase.” It is better to change jobs due to “investment” or “self-improvement for the purpose of acquiring qualifications.” At least it's not a “bank deposit that won't increase.” The “influence of speculators” on the depreciation of the yen and the appreciation of the dollar is probably large, but why is the public burdened with the cost of “economic measures” that only scattered policies and bombarded the “financial literacy” of citizens with “savings deposits/interest rates 0.00002%” or “better deposits than inside a chest of drawers” under “low interest rates in a different dimension”? “Lower the domestic self-sufficiency rate for food, fuel, and resources” = “dependence on foreign imports” led to “high domestic prices” when the yen depreciated and the dollar depreciated, right? Since the “start of the old NISA system,” investment funds “mutual fund purchases including American stocks, foreign stocks, bonds, etc.” have increased dramatically. In short, citizens with investment funds “purchased dollar-based investment products,” which indirectly “promoted the appreciation of the dollar due to dollar purchases.” Also, the “depreciation of the yen and appreciation of the dollar” supports the “export economy powerhouse = Japanese economy” and makes “investment in Japanese stocks by overseas investors” attractive. With such a rapid “conversion of yen appreciation to dollar depreciation,” profits from “export benefits” of major companies will decrease, our “dollar-based asset value” will decrease, “continuous interest rate increases in long-term interest rates” will increase “interest-bearing debt of small and medium-sized enterprises with poor financial power,” and increase future instability factors in “real estate where long-term interest rate increases are a burden.” The number of corporate bankruptcies last year was at a high level, right? If you are happy with the “appreciation of the yen and the depreciation of the dollar” due to immediate greed, imagine the deterioration in profits of “export benefit companies” starting with Toyota. It's not long before companies that have passed on prices many times will reflect “benefits from wage increases” and “price declines in imported resources, food products, etc. due to the appreciation of yen and depreciation of the dollar.” By that time, “inbound demand due to depreciation of the yen and appreciation of the dollar = the richest American traveling to Japan” had drastically decreased, right? Did the leading actor “An Effective Masked Exchange Intervention” on 7/12 last month, retire at the end of July and get the Ron Merit Award? Rumor has it that he became the “prime minister's economic adviser.” And today's “Japanese market crashed again.” Exactly where and who wants a “decline in the value of assets that have been built up desperately”? Due to this “appreciation of the yen and depreciation of the dollar”, “will the (cabinet) approval rating without citizens rise?” There's no reason to do it ️ “invest from savings” in this kind of situation “new NISA investment beginners” are all “unrealized losses.” I have over 20 years of investment experience, so I was able to “reduce losses through diversified investment,” but it's a man-made disaster that cannot be handled by investment beginners. The prime minister had a long experience as a foreign minister, so I thought “he has an international sense,” but he has degenerated into a person with no popularity, centripetal power, or policies. Is the Prime Minister to break down next? Toshi is starting to lean to the right, and the former Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry West has a higher “crisis response ability”, isn't it? “The beginning of a dry summer market” where there is nothing but anxiety. I can't read a lot of things ahead, so I wonder if I have no choice but to leave it alone?

靴磨き : Where was the mood yesterday

Everyone, everyone, everyone gathered!

人類 : There hasn't been a single good plan in recent years. Is it a lack of ability? Is it a sense of security to be able to eat with a lifelong citizen's tax?

chocoH 靴磨き :