1. Rebound from excessive decline
・The Nikkei Average fell sharply by over 1,041 yen at one point, increasing awareness in the market of overselling.
The drop below 36,000 yen is the lowest level in about six months, and from an investor's perspective, it was perceived as an 'excessive decline'.
2. Perceived undervaluation in terms of valuation.
The PE (Price Earnings Ratio) has fallen to 14.5 times, reaching the level seen during the employment statistics shock.
The level around 36,000 yen has been easy to support for buying in the past market, and it is easier for investors to step in for buying on dips.
3. Large trading activity with a trading value exceeding 5 trillion yen.
The significant increase in the market's Volume is evidence that panic selling and buying on dips are in balance.
Short-term panic selling has subsided, and there is a possibility of buybacks progressing.
4. The U.S. stock price Index ETF has turned positive.
In the afternoon, U.S. stock index Futures turned positive, improving the sentiment in the Japanese stock market.
5. Position adjustments ahead of the major SQ.
With the SQ (Special Settlement Index) approaching, the situation is likely to calm the speculative trading of short-term investors.
6. Stabilization of the foreign exchange market
• In the morning, due to risk-off buying of yen, the yen appreciated to the mid-146 range, but in the afternoon it was in the 147 range...

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The Tokyo stock exchange rate was hit by a sharp drop on the 2nd. The Nikkei Stock Average compared to the previous day5.81% lowerWhat is TOPIX6.14% lowerIt was a drastic decline, and from the market”It's almost a disaster (disaster/ disaster)There was also a voice saying”. While the exchange rate turned to a strong yen trend, the US economic indicators announced the day before showed concerns about the economic outlook,Accelerate the withdrawal of funds from tech stocksI made it. The decline in the Nikkei Average on a closing price basis was 2,216 yen, making it the second largest in history after 1987/10/20, the day after Black Monday. Since it plummeted at a high price level, the range of decline increased. The target is Japan timeJuly US employment statistics announced at 9:30 p.m. on the 2ndSo, it is being closely watched to see if there is any softening that exceeds market expectations.
Will Nikkei break through the long-term moving average
From the high price of 0.04 million2426.77 yen on the 2nd, most recently on 7/1115% declineThat's what I did. What is the candlestick for 2 days on the chartThe 200-day moving average was broken by a long dark line. Since the underbeard is also very short, the buying pressure is weak,Sales have an overwhelming advantageIt became. It is a situation where long-term investment funds cannot enter due to large fluctuations in exchange rates and stocks. TOPIX also surpassed 10% from the 7/11 high...