Taro was bullish this year (and his predictions have been accurate so far), what do you think about Nasdaq in the coming year?
Do you see no more room for further upside, or do you expect it to continue to rise significantly (such as reaching new highs)?
Please instruct me!

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I think there are many Tesla investors who have seen this attached photo, but it is part of an image of the motor that Tesla mounts into EVs that was introduced at Tesla Investor Day held in March this year.
On Easter Day, Tesla made a shocking announcement that rare earth magnets will be removed from motors mounted on EVs.
In the Wired article, it was stated that this became a hot topic in the field of physics.
If you look at the bottom of the photo on the left, the amount of rare earths used is described.
It seems that current Tesla motors use a maximum of 500 grams of rare earth 1, and a maximum of 10 grams each of rare earths 2 and 3.
Tesla has declared that it will reduce this to zero in the future, which means that it will not use rare earths for EV motors at all.
According to the article, it is assumed that the rare earth 1 shown in the photo is probably neodymium.
When combined with iron or boron, this neodymium is a substance that can generate a strong constant magnetic field, and is considered a type of rare earth.
Neodymium is used for Tesla cars and...

At the groundbreaking ceremony for the lithium refining facility in Texas the other day, Elon Musk stated the following:
"When we look ahead a few years in the advancement of electric vehicles, the basic bottleneck is the shortage of high-quality lithium and lithium ore for battery grade. As for lithium ore mining, it is actually quite common and conducted all over the world. Lithium exists in all countries. So, there is not a scarcity of lithium itself, but there is a lack of refining technology for battery grade lithium in heavy industries. Battery grade lithium needs to be extremely precise and highly pure, as impurities in lithium can cause battery degradation. Therefore, the purity needs to be very high. We have some innovations that we believe are highly effective in lithium refining, which has not been done before. This could be a good starting point for us."
He stated this.
To summarize Elon Musk's statement concisely, it is as follows.
There is a concern that the progress of electric vehicles may be hindered by a shortage of lithium.
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Dollar-yen seems to be dropping, but this is a trap, right?!
If I sell more, it will surge, won't it?
I definitely won't fall for it!