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.
Yes, you're talking about me.

$XAU/USD (XAUUSD.CFD)$
Gold has reached its highest level and formed an upper shadow on the weekly chart. It surpassed 2067, which was both a recent high and a resistance level, and has now come back down.
As factors contributing to the rise, we have the conflict in Gaza, but above all, it is the decrease in US interest rates. The trend of a strong dollar has temporarily ended, and it is believed that investments are flowing into stocks, bonds, and gold as the next investment options.
If there were factors contributing to a decline, it would be the resolution of the Gaza conflict and a rise in interest rates. At this stage, it seems like the resolution of the Gaza conflict is still a little further away. As for the possibility of interest rates rising, it is believed that they will increase with the release of strong economic indicators in the US, so it could be plausible. However, I don't think the trend of a weak dollar will change, so it seems better to buy on dips.
What are the next important economic indicators that could affect interest rates? There is the ISM non-manufacturing index on Wednesday the 6th, and the unemployment rate on Friday the 8th. In this case, if there is a "yeah, USA TUEEEE", it is likely that interest rates will rise and present a buying opportunity on dips.

$E-mini Crude Oil Futures(JAN5) (QMmain.US)$
Crude oil is significantly declining. This is positive for the stock market as it eases inflationary pressures.
I have been burned quite a bit... tears
That aside, why is it falling? In the news, it is said that the decline is due to the worsening of China's economy, ample inventory of crude oil in the USA, etc. It is questionable whether it would fall this much for just those reasons. It dropped from over $90 per barrel in late last month to $75 recently. It seems like quite an excessive drop. There are more reasons for it to rise.
So, I think it will start rising soon. There is no basis for this, lol.
Let's take a look at the candlestick chart.
$E-mini Crude Oil Futures(JAN5) (QMmain.US)$
Although it's a 15-minute chart, a double bottom is currently forming. Could this be a buying opportunity once it breaks through this support line? Of course, be cautious of false signals.
There's really no reason for it to drop...

$KDDI (9433.JP)$
The range exchange rate has continued for the past week or so, but today it has risen by over 1% at the front. It feels good, but the microwave hasn't been removed. I'd like to see the situation a little more.

I finally split the 200-day moving average. If there is no buying support later, there is no resistance line up to 362 yen, so be prepared if you have unrealized losses.
$LY (4689.JP)$