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    😅"I messed up today~!"
    『What's wrong?』
    😂"I forgot that yesterday was the financial results announcement!"
    『Did it drop?』
    😫This fiscal year's ordinary income20% decrease in profitrevised downward.
    『Serves you right haha』
    🥺"Sniffle (crying)"
    ・Be careful with spanning earnings announcements (feeling of messing up💦)
    【Nikkei and USD/JPY】
    - The devil of 39,000 yen 👿 wouldn't forgive!38,937 yen (-395)and be returned again
    "We always struggle here, don't we?"
    😁"That's so true!39,000 yen lineIt always feels like a support line."
    - USD/JPY ⬇️ also yen depreciation ↗️ The trend line has not been broken yet
    After the opening of the Nikkei, it goes down ⬇️⬇️ during the morning session, up ⬆️ and down ⬇️ in the afternoon session, closing in a sideways range ⬆️.
    The USD/JPY trended down ⬇️ in the morning and up ⬆️ then back down ⬇️ before rising back up ⬆️.
    "Today, the correlation with exchange rates seems to be somewhat lacking."
    😁"That's true~ The morning was one thing, but the afternoon was completely different, right?"
    "It could be that the entrance of overseas investors is decreasing!"
    「Overseas investors have been selling Japan's stocks for 5 consecutive weeks.Tokyo Stock Exchange announced on 9/27 that in the third week of September, foreign investors sold 512.2 billion yen of physical stocks. Many companies reached the dividend record date at the end of September, and it is believed that selling to avoid double taxation on dividends has increased. (Nikkei Economics...
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    Investment diary for 10/8
    Investment diary for 10/8
    Investment diary for 10/8
    I am 7th in the demo rankings.
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    [Market Eye] Stocks: The Nikkei average in the morning session fell, due to the escalating tension in the Middle East and the decline in US stocks.
    October 8, 2024, 11:51 AM GMT+9 (excerpt)
    <11:40> The Nikkei average in the morning session fell, due to the escalating tension in the Middle East and the decline in US stocks
    In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average fell by 471.65 yen compared to the previous trading day, closing at 38,861.09 yen. Following the trend of the decline in US stocks due to the rising tension in the Middle East and the increase in long-term US bond yields, selling pressure led the way across a wide range of industries. The Nikkei average fell below the psychological milestone of 39,000 yen once again. On the other hand, energy-related stocks such as petroleum were strong, driven by the rise in crude oil prices.
    The Nikkei average started 311 yen lower. Following the decline in US stocks due to geopolitical risks and the receding expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, as well as the yen's strength against the dollar, profit-taking selling took the lead. After a while of struggling in the negative territory, the Nikkei average fell below the psychologically significant level of 39,000 yen and dropped to 38,853.51 yen, down 479 yen.
    In the market, there are concerns about a resurgence of inflation due to the escalation of the situation in the Middle East, the rise in crude oil prices, and the increase in US long-term interest rates, making it easier for selling to take the lead.
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    $iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX.US)$
    $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$
    $Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
    $Samsung NYSE FANG+ ETF (02814.HK)$
    $XAU/USD (XAUUSD.CFD)$
    We are considering standardizing the weekly analysis articles.
    (Just for reference, so please do not be offended. Thank you 🙇)
    If you are paying attention to other index etfs, please let me know.
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    $Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
    The Lost 30 Years of Heisei Era
    With an average annual income of 4.595 million yen, equivalent to the lower ranks of the OECD.
    Filled with outdated managers in seniority-based hierarchy.
    Economic decline has made japan an outdated concept.
    Former bureaucrat using real name
    The moment Japan recognized as outdated
    Former Finance Minister Kanda Mae: "Japan is no longer a major power", it all comes down to the willingness and ability to contribute... Aspires to be a candidate for ADB President.
    https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/economy/20241005-OYT1T50162/
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    😆"The Nikkei today had some strange movements."
    "I see (poking...)"
    😅"Feels like investors are wandering around, right?"
    [Nikkei Average and USD/JPY]
    After the Ishiba shock, the Nikkei index reversed from the alternating positive and negative lines to two consecutive positive lines.
    The USD/JPY seems to be following a slightly downward trendline while the yen is weakening.
    😄 "The parabolic is also pointing upwards. If the USD/JPY continues in an upward direction, it seems to be a tailwind for the Nikkei."
    "The Bank of Japan is not staying silent (murmurs)."
    Σ😭 "Stop it!"
    The market seemed confused with the Nikkei futures at ±0, fluctuating between up and down trends.
    During the day, the USD/JPY is trending down ↘️ and the yen is strengthening, but after the market close, it always reverses as usual. ↗️
    'Today, the Nikkei and USD/JPY don't seem to be closely correlated.'
    😄"That's right, during the day, the USD/JPY rate went down, so the yen-denominated stocks were popular."
    ・Mining/Petroleum and Coal/Electricity and Gas/Silver/Banking/Pulp & Paper/Retail ⬆️
    ・Marine Shipping/Transportation Equipment/Electric Appliances/Transportation ⬇️
    😄"It feels like things related to petroleum and electricity are ranking due to the Middle East tensions."
    I hope the war will end soon.
    Has the Nikkei recovered despite lingering anxiety over VIX exceeding 20?
    😅 "Now, what will happen?"
    Memo:
    I don't really understand today's Nikkei w.
    ・Mr. Buffett talks about...
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    Investment diary for 10/4
    Investment diary for 10/4
    Investment diary for 10/4
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    $Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
    Although saying so, the stock price rose today. There were reports of a meeting with President Ueda. I think both the exchange rate and stock prices reacted to that as material... To me, it seemed like a temporary performance even with a calm expression. Even if you choose a gentle expression, there is no other way to describe it but creepy.
    I think various people have already mentioned it, but the shock is still the low approval rating. If a general election were to start from this situation... the Liberal Democratic Party seems likely to lose a significant number of seats. For Japanese stock investors, the best scenario may be no election. However, if there is a shift in direction to not dissolve at this stage, it seems that the already low approval rating may decrease again. Unless there is a secret strategy to raise the approval rating by the next election, the Liberal Democratic Party is in trouble. (There is a secret plan. It's simple. Tax reduction.)
    And as mentioned yesterday, the bashing news towards Ishiba is astonishing. Ishiba, who was ranked first in the survey of who is suitable for the next party leader before the election (I had doubts about the survey results itself), is now in...
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    Good morning, moomoo users!Here is an overview of the opening this morning. Thank you.
    Market Overview
    In today's Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average stock price started at 38,136.20 yen, down 515.77 yen from the previous trading day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) started at 2,660.09, down 30.69 points.
    Top news of individual stocks
    Fumio Kishida's previous cabinet's economic policy direction aims to maintain the basic tone of financial easing.
    ・Before the surprise victory of Shigeru Ishiba in the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election on Friday, most economists had expected the central bank to raise interest rates further by January next year. Takashi Akasawa, the Minister of Economic Revitalization responsible for economic management, has also called for cautious handling of interest rate hikes, which could pose a headwind for the Bank of Japan as it seeks to normalize its monetary policy.
    ・Before Shigeru Ishiba surprised victory in the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election on Friday, most economists had expected the central bank to raise interest rates further by January next year. The Bank of Japan has repeatedly emphasized that it will raise rates if the data meets expectations. Japanese stocks plummeted by 4.8% on Monday, marking the largest single-day decline since the crash on August 5th, but the market expects the Bank of Japan to gradually move away from ultra-low interest rate policies, leading to a 1.9% recovery on Tuesday.
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    Nikkei average sharply fell, burdened by geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
    Nikkei average sharply fell, burdened by geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
    Nikkei average sharply fell, burdened by geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
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