It was correct to read the previous post, that it was short-term in the near future.
Once they have taken advantage, I'm worried about whether to buy again in the short term depending on future developments.
On the other hand, the dollar and yen haven't moved much in Japanese stocks, so I don't feel that much correlation with US stocks today.

If war etc. don't seem to occur, isn't NASDAQ technically looking at the short term?
I deciphered it that way.
It's a story about tarareba, so just for reference.

The Nikkei average futures were significantly higher due to the impact of higher US stocks.
However, since there are concerns that a major earthquake will occur on the Nikkei Average, it is difficult to handle in the short term.
I'm worried about whether to take advantage of a short-term swing due to today's rise, or whether to hold it by applying some kind of earthquake hedge.
I think I'll think about it until it's over.
Is there an immediate short-term increase in posts the other day? Please let it be said that if Nikkei is strong until the end of the day, it will hit ♪
We should continue to watch to see if there are any emergency interest rate cuts.
I'm going to be busy with work starting next week, so I'm taking a break from posting.
I think some of the posts from before the recent Nikkei crash were good, so please read and take a look if you like.

We are paying attention to the trend of emergency interest rate cuts in the US.
It's an important phase of whether it will happen or not.

Will there be a short-term rebound in response to today's market price? I think so.
Therefore, I would like to hope for a strategy from a lower perspective in the medium to long term and an upper perspective in the short term.
If things go according to plan, I think I'll implement a small increase in sales.
I'm looking good in the short term, so I tried swing shopping today.
This is my personal opinion.
Please invest at your own risk.

I didn't expect to reach the first selling point so quickly.
If it rises again, a medium-term increase in sales will be carried out, but depending on tomorrow's closing price, I think there will also be short-term buying opportunities.
I would like to hope for a strategy that is currently lower in the medium to long term, and in the short term, depending on tomorrow's situation.
This is my personal opinion.
Please invest at your own risk.

So what will today's market be like?
As my aim, I'm thinking of aiming to increase sales of the index once it rises for the time being.
I'm thinking of dividing entry points into 3 points instead of 1 point and entering for a small amount of money.

The overvalued stock short that was prepared the other day was effective.
Thanks to that, I was able to make up for losses in my long-term investments.
I saw that it had fallen too much towards closing, so I prepared stocks that benefited from the appreciation of the yen. ※Also look at the dollar-yen exchange rate.
However, the number of balls has been reduced.
It's definitely going to be hard for everyone to get their hands on when it's lowered this much, but what will happen tomorrow really?

As a result of thinking about various things, it was decided that hedging individual stocks would once be secured at tomorrow's market price. (Since it's likely to be a big profit if it's according to PTS)
And if you put it back (there may be a risk of not returning it.)
I'm thinking of increasing the short position with a bear index for each point.
It's just a personal thought.
Please invest at your own risk.

In response to that, the Nikkei Average depreciated drastically again due to futures.
The overvalued stock short that was prepared as a hedge yesterday seems to work. (Both stocks are currently around -9% in the PTS market.)
The rest is an exit strategy, but I think I'll keep it as a talisman until market turmoil subsides.
As for Nikkei, I would like to search for the bottom while looking at the dollar, yen, and SOX indices.