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Will this one also rise along with bond prices?
Why would it decrease?![]()
It's frustrating even if it's only for a day, but I hope it will rise straightforwardly around the announcement date of the interest rate cut.
Will this one also rise along with bond prices?
Why would it decrease?
It's frustrating even if it's only for a day, but I hope it will rise straightforwardly around the announcement date of the interest rate cut.
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$AUD/JPY (AUDJPY.FX)$ $USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$ What is the yen appreciation from Asia time? Is Zero Hedge's article suggesting the possibility of downward revision of past employment statistics affecting it?
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I don't understand it well, but
I don't understand it well, but
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Last night, it broke through the range in an instant.
I've been trading while taking profits here and there, but in the end, it kept dropping from where I placed my order, and now I'm holding unrealized losses (I wonder if there are others in the same boat? 😅).
Well, it's inevitable to see some serious profit taking with such a big rise (same goes for long-term interest rates).
To be honest, I don't mind whether the yen strengthens or weakens in the future, but this time there is one reason why I wanted to get along better with unrealized losses.
That is the daily MACD.
For those who like technical analysis, I think you know that the further away the MACD crosses from the zero line, the higher the reliability.
So I looked up the distance from the zero line for this MACD line.
The maximum value was -3.35 on August 7th.
Looking back in the past, this is the first time since 2000 that the MACD line has exceeded -3 (if there are any oversights, I apologize as it is done manually).
However, it is not possible to make an accurate comparison between 2000 and now because the trading environment and participants are completely different, but it can be said that the distance from the zero line of this MACD is significant...
Last night, it broke through the range in an instant.
I've been trading while taking profits here and there, but in the end, it kept dropping from where I placed my order, and now I'm holding unrealized losses (I wonder if there are others in the same boat? 😅).
Well, it's inevitable to see some serious profit taking with such a big rise (same goes for long-term interest rates).
To be honest, I don't mind whether the yen strengthens or weakens in the future, but this time there is one reason why I wanted to get along better with unrealized losses.
That is the daily MACD.
For those who like technical analysis, I think you know that the further away the MACD crosses from the zero line, the higher the reliability.
So I looked up the distance from the zero line for this MACD line.
The maximum value was -3.35 on August 7th.
Looking back in the past, this is the first time since 2000 that the MACD line has exceeded -3 (if there are any oversights, I apologize as it is done manually).
However, it is not possible to make an accurate comparison between 2000 and now because the trading environment and participants are completely different, but it can be said that the distance from the zero line of this MACD is significant...
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If it is justice to bring it back to this level.
It's like saying you should defend it from the beginning.
Even though investment is considered a personal responsibility, leaving the shitty weak yen unattended.
The guilt of the government, the Ministry of Guilt, and the Bank of Japan for making that the standard and causing confusion is heavy.
Those who bought at the current dollar-yen benchmark are
are all being made to suffer losses.
even if the index rises, it can quickly be reversed by exchange rates.
reversed.
If it is justice to bring it back to this level.
It's like saying you should defend it from the beginning.
Even though investment is considered a personal responsibility, leaving the shitty weak yen unattended.
The guilt of the government, the Ministry of Guilt, and the Bank of Japan for making that the standard and causing confusion is heavy.
Those who bought at the current dollar-yen benchmark are
are all being made to suffer losses.
even if the index rises, it can quickly be reversed by exchange rates.
reversed.
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The dollar is rising!
The dollar is rising!
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The stock price is falling and the yen is strengthening (maybe due to intervention), causing a significant decrease in profits.
I feel like crying 😭 (although I won't).
The stock price is falling and the yen is strengthening (maybe due to intervention), causing a significant decrease in profits.
I feel like crying 😭 (although I won't).
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I wanted to think that, but looking at the daily candlestick chart, it feels like there is resistance around the 52-day line. It doesn't seem so easy for the trend to reverse. I can't wait for the end of the month.
I wanted to think that, but looking at the daily candlestick chart, it feels like there is resistance around the 52-day line. It doesn't seem so easy for the trend to reverse. I can't wait for the end of the month.
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I'm sorry. Why is Bitcoin falling? Has everything been abnormal until now?
Are you trying to get back to normal? I don't understand at all, so please let me know.
I'm sorry. Why is Bitcoin falling? Has everything been abnormal until now?
Are you trying to get back to normal? I don't understand at all, so please let me know.
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181278201 : Because of the exchange rate, it's always around zero, m(_ _)m
181278201 : It seems that 10-year bonds have an inverse correlation (^ ^).
181278201 : If the American economy doesn't deteriorate that much, it seems that edv won't skyrocket (^ ^)