$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
Buy it after the price drops below 30 yen and the knife sticks into the ground.

Amidst the softness of the Japanese stock market, NTT is naturally declining. $Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$ Naturally, NTT is declining, and many people are eagerly awaiting when it will rise. I am also one of them. Now, when will it start to rise, and how far will it fall.
First, how far it will fall, technically speaking, it is around 140 yen, which is a milestone. Of course, there is a possibility of breaking through.
The next milestone is 115 yen to 125 yen. It would be good to assume that it will fall this far and buy accordingly.
As for the timing to buy, the outstanding margin is quite accumulated at the moment. It has been increasing rapidly since March this year, so it is unlikely to rise for a while from June when the selling deadline is approaching. It seems that the situation where it goes up and then gets sold will continue for a while.
Conclusion: Aim for dividends with the intention of long-term holding. Give up on capital gains. Buy in increments to take into account the possibility of falling to around 120 yen. Do not buy with full force or through margin trading.
$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$

Recently, there has been a tendency for large-scale and super large-scale trade to be sold.
$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
It seems that there is still a possibility of being sold. Even if it is cheap, it is likely to result in an unrealized loss.
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Hello Moomoo users!Thank you very much for your hard work. Today's stock price summary is as follows. Thank you in advance.
●The Nikkei Average ended at 39773.13 yen, 426.09 yen higher than the previous business day
● U.S. Berkshire plans to issue the first yen-denominated corporate bond after the Bank of Japan's policy change
● If prices are rising on a trend, “we have to think” about reducing the degree of mitigation = Bank of Japan Governor
● If Japan intervenes to buy yen, there is also a possibility that it will be necessary to sell US bonds - City
● Mitsui Mono is at a new high every day, and it is reported that US Berkshire is preparing to issue corporate bonds denominated in yen, and they are buying trading company stocks
● Non-ferrous stocks such as Mitsubishi Motors, Sumitomo Mining, and DOWA have updated their year-to-date highs across the board, and copper is also high for the first time in 1 year and 3 months following gold market conditions
● Attention to the handle: $Mitsui (8031.JP)$、 $Mitsubishi Materials (5711.JP)$、 $Marubeni (8002.JP)$、 $Sumitomo (8053.JP)$、 $YASKAWA Electric (6506.JP)$
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Market Overview
Nikkei flat on the Tokyo stock market today...

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Market Overview
Today's Nikkei Stock Average began at 40798.96 yen, 89.47 yen lower than the previous business day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) fell 8.68 points from the previous business day at 2804.54.
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