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投資経験は20年ほど。投資勉強中
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    Pretty significant, isn't SP500, nasdaq, dow inc, etc. rising⤴️ and unstoppable?
    There's something going on with just SOXL, what's wrong with you! It seems like you want to see, but...
    I think there might be a big adjustment. Of course, of course! Then it will go up ⤴️, but maybe some mental preparation is needed. (Commercial seat belt)
    I think the year-end rally will come (a rally refers to a strong bullish market), but in the year of the presidential election, something seems off.
    Well, it's fun and exciting 😀, but hey Raziel! What are you going to do!
    I've taken some profits! Reviewing the portfolio, organizing, and taking profits meow! Greed will destroy oneself.
    In the USA market with Trump ♠️, it's in a cheerful mood. But if Trump makes a small mistake, I think it will drop significantly‼️ Be careful ❤️ Expectations are too high, and the backlash will be significant.
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    $Gold Futures(FEB5) (GCmain.US)$
    How much longer are you going to search.
    It's dropping too much!
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    $Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x Shares ETF (SOXS.US)$
    I haven't seen you around suddenly, so please let me conduct a survey 😌
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    $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ There may not be much disadvantage to the NASDAQ due to the election results, and American investors also think that the immediate rate cut may provide some support. Since neither the financial nor energy sectors are involved, it's not necessarily a sector that will benefit greatly, so I think the right move is to go long on both the S&P and Dow. After selling off all bond ETFs in September to increase cash positions, all that's left is to watch the progress of the election and the pre-market movements before diving in. It probably won't turn into a disaster, surely. Maybe. Hmm. Huh? (*´Д`*)
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    Super Micro faces the risk of delisting and exclusion from the S&P 500 due to audit issues.
    November 6, 2024 0:00 JST
    Server manufacturer, U.S. Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI), garnered attention this year as a stock related to artificial intelligence (AI). However, just 8 months after hitting its all-time high, its stock price has plummeted, raising concerns of delisting from the Nasdaq market and possible exclusion from the S&P 500 index constituents.
    SMCI's stock price has plummeted by over 75% since March. The troubled company is scheduled to release its business report after the close of trading on the 5th. The focus is on how SMCI will fulfill the compliance obligations of Nasdaq after the Ernst & Young (EY) accounting firm resigned last week due to concerns about the company's governance and transparency. Previously, the U.S. Department of Justice launched an investigation, and short-selling investor Hindenburg Research revealed that it had taken a short position against the company.
    In August, SMCi was unable to submit its annual report (Form 10-K), and its listing was already in jeopardy...
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    $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$   $Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
    Moriyama and Ishiba, who do not want Takai as their successor, bring the National Democratic Party's Tamaki as a coalition prime minister. If Prime Minister Tamaki comes into power, he may negotiate with Takai to become the Minister of Finance or Secretary-General of the LDP, causing the mainstream factions of Kishida, Suga, Ishiba, and Koizumi to be sidelined in the party and opposition. It is expected that it will be okay if it becomes a general election after this Sunday.
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    $OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(DEC4) (NK225main.JP)$
    Despite the depreciation of the yen, recently there are only bearish candlesticks...
    Possible reasons could be,
    • Difficulties in forecasting interest rate hikes
    If the yen depreciates further, there is a possibility of intervention.
    There is a risk of the Liberal Democratic Party falling below a majority in the House of Representatives election, becoming a political situation. In addition, Prime Minister Ishiba's economic policies are too opaque in both fiscal and monetary aspects (defense tax increase? Early normalization of monetary policy?). Furthermore, if the Constitutional Democratic Party significantly increases its seats, there is a possibility of discussing the nightmare policy of 25% financial income tax.
    Stocks that are already leading the market, especially large caps, have reached new highs for the year, and we want to confirm the full-year outlook in the interim results.
    The impact of the slowdown in the economies of China and Europe, particularly the slowdown in consumption and investment, is unclear.
    Risk aversion ahead of the US presidential election.
    After writing, it seems that there will be a big market after November. It will be difficult to talk about increasing the burden on the people unnecessarily when considering the next year's House of Councillors election under the Ishiba administration.
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    $USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
    Today, dollar assets are turning into scraps again...
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    $USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$ Even today, assault, verbal abuse, and insults are unfolding in japan! Public order, morality, and respect are collapsing, and disrespectful outlaws are rampant! Who did this to japan!? Policies, mainland education. If there's no change of government...
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    $OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(DEC4) (NK225main.JP)$ $USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$ $E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(DEC4) (NQmain.US)$
    *Top 5 approval ratings as follows
    Lineup of rumored candidates for the presidential election
    (Support rate based on a public opinion poll on "Suitable person for the next LDP president" by Nihon Keizai Shimbun and TV Tokyo on the 21st and 22nd)
    <Candidates who have declared their candidacy>
    Taro Kono Digital Minister (7%)
    Takanobu Kobayashi Former Economic Security Secretary (8%)
    Shigeru Ishiba Former Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party (18%)
    <Candidacy Outlook (Based on Reports)>
    Shinjiro Koizumi Former Environment Minister (23%)
    Yoshimasa Hayashi Chief Cabinet Secretary (2%)
    Toshimitsu Motegi Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party (1%)
    <Expressed willingness to run (based on reports)>
    Economic and Industry Minister Ken Saito (1%)
    Economic Security Minister Sanae Takai (11%)
    Former Chief Cabinet Secretary Katsunobu Kato (1%)
    Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa (6%)
    Former Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party Seiko Noda (1%)
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    Pre-election survey for party leadership
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