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I know it depends on the FOMC, but while yesterday's drop in NVIDIA was tough, there was an atmosphere of buyback in the Tokyo market, so I bought it for around $106 🤲
Today, with Tokyo Electron at the top of the news, semiconductors are rebounding, so I'm looking forward to American semiconductors, starting with NVIDIA. AMD's financial results were good too
I know it depends on the FOMC, but while yesterday's drop in NVIDIA was tough, there was an atmosphere of buyback in the Tokyo market, so I bought it for around $106 🤲
Today, with Tokyo Electron at the top of the news, semiconductors are rebounding, so I'm looking forward to American semiconductors, starting with NVIDIA. AMD's financial results were good too
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Even if you clear the financial results, it's a tough financial calculation to get a rough search and drop them
I often use “pre-woven” or the like as appropriate
“The Institution's Speculation” fits better
Even if you clear the financial results, it's a tough financial calculation to get a rough search and drop them
I often use “pre-woven” or the like as appropriate
“The Institution's Speculation” fits better
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US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin answered questions from reporters that there is a possibility that the regional situation will intensify in response to reports of the assassination of Haniya on Wednesday and Israel's claims about the murder of the Hezbollah commander in Beirut on Tuesday.
“I don't think war is inevitable. That idea remains the same. I think there is always room and opportunity for diplomacy,” said Secretary Austin, adding that the United States “will work to ensure that it does what helps ease the tension.”
In response to the question of whether information on the Haniya murder attack could be confirmed, Secretary Austin answered, “There is no additional information that can be provided.”
“I don't think war is inevitable. That idea remains the same. I think there is always room and opportunity for diplomacy,” said Secretary Austin, adding that the United States “will work to ensure that it does what helps ease the tension.”
In response to the question of whether information on the Haniya murder attack could be confirmed, Secretary Austin answered, “There is no additional information that can be provided.”
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Rather, what would happen with the FOMC?
I think it's good that stock prices are rising, but I think that would be the case if short sales increased for individual stocks at high places today.
The market price is difficult, isn't it?
Rather, what would happen with the FOMC?
I think it's good that stock prices are rising, but I think that would be the case if short sales increased for individual stocks at high places today.
The market price is difficult, isn't it?
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So what will happen with the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike? Bank stocks are rising today due to interest rate hikes forecast. I hope that Mebuki Financial, which I hold, will also go up. There's a special offer, so even if you sell it, it won't sell 😭
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Bank of Japan considering additional interest rate hike and discussing raising it to around 0.25% = report
July 31, 2024 2:14 AM GMT+9 (some excerpts)
Domestic media such as NHK and Jiji Press reported that the Bank of Japan will consider additional interest rate increases at the second day monetary policy meeting to be held on the 31st and discuss a plan to raise short-term interest rates to around 0.25%. NHK reported that most of the nine policy committee members seem to be showing the view that prices are rising in line with the outlook.
If the Bank of Japan decided to raise additional interest rates, it lifted the negative interest rate policy in March, and since the policy interest rate was raised to around 0-0.1%.
Jiji Press reported that while private consumption is slowing down due to high prices, the Bank of Japan has determined that economic stagnation can be avoided due to effects such as wage increases and the government's flat-rate tax cuts. There is also a risk that import inflation will be rekindled due to the rapid depreciation of the yen, and it is said that there is a widespread view that interest rate hikes are appropriate.
July 31, 2024 2:14 AM GMT+9 (some excerpts)
Domestic media such as NHK and Jiji Press reported that the Bank of Japan will consider additional interest rate increases at the second day monetary policy meeting to be held on the 31st and discuss a plan to raise short-term interest rates to around 0.25%. NHK reported that most of the nine policy committee members seem to be showing the view that prices are rising in line with the outlook.
If the Bank of Japan decided to raise additional interest rates, it lifted the negative interest rate policy in March, and since the policy interest rate was raised to around 0-0.1%.
Jiji Press reported that while private consumption is slowing down due to high prices, the Bank of Japan has determined that economic stagnation can be avoided due to effects such as wage increases and the government's flat-rate tax cuts. There is also a risk that import inflation will be rekindled due to the rapid depreciation of the yen, and it is said that there is a widespread view that interest rate hikes are appropriate.
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The Bank of Japan is considering additional interest rate hikes, and quantitative tightening to 0.25% will also be decided
Nikkei scoop
2024/7/31 2:00 [Paid Members-Only Article]
Japanese silverWill consider additional interest rate increases at the monetary policy meeting on the 31st. Currently, a plan to raise the policy interest rate of 0 to 0.1% to 0.25% is dominant. The negative interest rate policy was lifted in March, but it was determined that prices and the economy were still on an upward trend due to rising wages, etc. Specific measures for quantitative tightening to reduce government bond purchases have also been decided, and the Japanese economy will go one step further into a “world with interest rates.”
The Bank of Japan is considering additional interest rate hikes, and quantitative tightening to 0.25% will also be decided
Nikkei scoop
2024/7/31 2:00 [Paid Members-Only Article]
Japanese silverWill consider additional interest rate increases at the monetary policy meeting on the 31st. Currently, a plan to raise the policy interest rate of 0 to 0.1% to 0.25% is dominant. The negative interest rate policy was lifted in March, but it was determined that prices and the economy were still on an upward trend due to rising wages, etc. Specific measures for quantitative tightening to reduce government bond purchases have also been decided, and the Japanese economy will go one step further into a “world with interest rates.”
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Bitcoin's future depends on Trump: will his win ignite Bull Run?
Clem Chambers
Fernando Gensol/iStock editorial via Getty Images
Trump supports Bitcoin. If he wins in November, he appears to be implementing a policy that will move 180 degrees away from the Democratic Party government's crypto-killing attitude. You can't really blame the government for hating private sector money. After all, the private sector is far more innovative and creative than any national sector, and it would be debatable that private companies compete with major government monopolies. If Bitcoin becomes a strategic asset, that doesn't mean it will replace paper dollars, and if Bitcoin becomes “digital gold” for the US government, it won't circulate more like money than gold. So, Bitcoin and the dollar can coexist, and I thought of Gresham's law...
Bitcoin's future depends on Trump: will his win ignite Bull Run?
Clem Chambers
Fernando Gensol/iStock editorial via Getty Images
Trump supports Bitcoin. If he wins in November, he appears to be implementing a policy that will move 180 degrees away from the Democratic Party government's crypto-killing attitude. You can't really blame the government for hating private sector money. After all, the private sector is far more innovative and creative than any national sector, and it would be debatable that private companies compete with major government monopolies. If Bitcoin becomes a strategic asset, that doesn't mean it will replace paper dollars, and if Bitcoin becomes “digital gold” for the US government, it won't circulate more like money than gold. So, Bitcoin and the dollar can coexist, and I thought of Gresham's law...
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