There is a big gap between NASDAQ and the AD line.
This means that only some large stocks are driving the index, so if NVIDIA's financial results announced tomorrow morning are bad, I think the NASDAQ will plummet.

Jim O'Neill: An emerging country that is particularly eye-catching is Indonesia. It is excellent as a center of manufacturing. Vietnam is also interesting. Nigeria is attractive in Africa. The most important emerging countries in the world in the next 30 years”.

Expose someone's remarks and abominations and hit them as if they were all stopping by.
There are people on SNS who take that kind of thing as a hobby, but this is because people who haven't achieved anything in real life can get a kind of pleasure that makes them feel like they've achieved something.
The only thing people who don't like working, have bad relationships at work, and can't even be given a chance to take on challenges, just do what the company tells them to do is create virtual enemies and say, “This guy is bad!” The only thing I do is raise my voice on the internet.
People who take their lives seriously and work hard don't care about others, so they don't waste time or effort on such things. In other words, the person hitting evil (an entity that looks like) on SNS is “My life is miserable!” It's the same as screaming.
Your 20s and 30s are a very important time in your life. If you have time to spend time on such silly things, it's much healthier for your mental health if you change your environment by changing jobs, etc., or earn money through side jobs.

I wonder if it will go down soon

GAFAM's financial results will begin in earnest next week.
Since most of the rise in the S&P 500 is due to GAFAM, Tesla, and NVIDIA, when mistakes are made repeatedly in the financial results of these companies, US stocks will plummet.

Looking back at Toyota stock over the past week, it can be said without a doubt that it is the biggest "uptrend" in the past three years, and the reason behind it is the company's active disclosure of the electric vehicle (EV) strategy. The recent personnel changes at the shareholders' meeting held on the 14th are also one of the reasons for the fluctuations.
Toyota's stock price has risen 13% this week, pushing up its market capitalization by 4.4 trillion yen. Toyota has provided detailed explanations about its plans to ride the global EV shift.
However, the reappointment of Chairman Akio Toyoda at the shareholders' meeting has decreased to 85% from last year's 96%, the lowest since at least 2013.
While Toyota has been selling gasoline and hybrid cars and developing EVs, hydrogen, and alternative fuels to provide customers with various choices, this approach does not give them a competitive advantage against other companies.
Major US pension funds and European investors have expressed their opposition to the appointment of Mr. Toyoda.
And Mr. Toyoda handed over the presidency to Mr. Koji Sato in April.
The biggest challenge for Toyota now is transitioning to EVs. The transition is expected to take longer than anticipated and there is a risk of resource shortage.