ダヤンks
minmaru
OP
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If the pattern makes you think, 'this is no good,' and then next week a pattern of opening higher comes, it's a great buying opportunity.
ダヤンks
minmaru
OP
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This one, right? It seems more like a statement indicating that a rate hike in December is unlikely.
In an interview conducted on the 28th, BOJ Governor Ueda mentioned the timing of additional rate hikes by stating, 'It can be said that we are getting closer in the sense that the data is ontrak (as expected).' He also emphasized the intention to assess the future of the US economy, including President-elect Trump's policies, and to avoid hasty rate hikes, as reported by Nikkei.
ダヤンks
minmaru
OP
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No, rather, what America does is more important, so if America cuts interest rates, I don't think the dollar/yen will rise.
Therefore, the direction is expected to move based on the determination of whether to cut interest rates, especially in the non-farm employment statistics for next week's ISM, ADP employment statistics, and non-agricultural employment statistics on Friday.
So, it seems to be a good idea to observe the movements next week and take positions based on the results for the following week.
Since there is a possibility of fluctuations next week, it might be better to keep positions light.
ダヤンks : To think it's going down from this time. I wonder if I should open the window on Monday...
minmaru OP ダヤンks : Stocks were sold off rapidly just before the closing bell, and I can't shake this unpleasant feeling for the upcoming week...
ダヤンks minmaru OP : I was expecting a weekend low, but to fake it out... I ended up taking a little hit.
minmaru OP : Makes you feel comfortable at 150...
minmaru OP ダヤンks : This will still go down, right?
There are four hours until 7 o'clock, it's terrible.
ダヤンks minmaru OP : If the pattern makes you think, 'this is no good,' and then next week a pattern of opening higher comes, it's a great buying opportunity.
minmaru OP ダヤンks : It seems like Mr. Ueda's remarks caused a decline.
Absolutely...
ダヤンks minmaru OP : This one, right? It seems more like a statement indicating that a rate hike in December is unlikely.
In an interview conducted on the 28th, BOJ Governor Ueda mentioned the timing of additional rate hikes by stating, 'It can be said that we are getting closer in the sense that the data is ontrak (as expected).' He also emphasized the intention to assess the future of the US economy, including President-elect Trump's policies, and to avoid hasty rate hikes, as reported by Nikkei.
minmaru OP : Certainly.
That's correct, right?
If they don't cut interest rates now, even if America cuts interest rates, the dollar-yen will rise, right?
ダヤンks minmaru OP : No, rather, what America does is more important, so if America cuts interest rates, I don't think the dollar/yen will rise.
Therefore, the direction is expected to move based on the determination of whether to cut interest rates, especially in the non-farm employment statistics for next week's ISM, ADP employment statistics, and non-agricultural employment statistics on Friday.
So, it seems to be a good idea to observe the movements next week and take positions based on the results for the following week.
Since there is a possibility of fluctuations next week, it might be better to keep positions light.
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