This time, even though the people are struggling and the dollar is rising, the intervention by the Bank of Japan should have been about 5 trillion yen, and here a profit of about 2 trillion yen should have been generated.
If this is not going into the pockets of politicians, but is being used for Japan's debts, then it is welcome. I want them to take advantage of this opportunity of yen depreciation and aggressively collect loans that have not been repaid by anyone, saying "It's a chance to repay at a lower cost!"
Since the government only distributes money, I hope the Ministry of Finance's collection agency will be created and be enthusiastic about it.
Now, for overseas investors, Japanese stocks are a parade of undervalued stocks due to the weak yen. However, that's not a good thing for Japanese investors who are mainly short-selling. They keep manipulating the market after pushing the prices down, so it's difficult for the prices to recover. And for investors with unrealized losses, it's also a strenuous battle until the yen strengthens.
When the stock prices of valuable companies fall naturally when they come under scrutiny, the strength of Japanese companies also declines, which in turn affects the national power.
Given the current situation where the public is struggling with inflation in contrast to the government's false announcements, it is impossible to raise interest rates. It all depends on the FOC.
I believe there is an urgent need for countermeasures against overseas investors in the Japanese stock market (considering the perspective of Japanese investors) and company strategies stemming from the earlier discussion (aimed at strengthening national power). What do all of you think?

It will continue to rise moderately on the 22nd, but I think the weekend of the 23rd will catch up once. This one is around 39,900 yen, isn't it?
At the end of the month, there was an upward phase since both institutions and investors also bought makeup with the aim of determining dividends. There was also a scene where it was raised by 1000 yen until it came here this month, but as expected, they were wary of the feeling of overheating, and the Bank of Japan is probably making a mess.
If something is said, the market responds.
Anyway, I think we're looking at close to 41000 yen, but since we've experienced a bubble, I want to be wary of average stock price increases that are not accompanied by the actual state of people's lives.

This time, an unprecedented bear by a large company was carried out.
Small and medium-sized enterprises support life in Japan.
For example, there are only 8 manufacturers that accept orders, manufacture, and sell fire engines in Japan. However, the majority of the market share is one company. After that, employees are doing their best in small and medium-sized enterprises that can only benefit families, such as family management.
Each Japanese person has their own life, family, and they work for it.
The negative interest rate policy is a policy created so that everyone can easily get into debt from banks, and as a result, small and medium-sized enterprises have taken out housing and education loans for equipment and individuals for their families.
Even if salaries go up, it is visible that workers who have fought for 30 years with little knowledge of the bubble will turn it into savings accounts rather than consumption.
Japan's annual income of over 10 million is 10% of its citizens.
If the judgment is made based only on the current Keidan Renshun Battle, there will be an overflow of loan bankrupts, and it is not difficult to predict that it will be a hard landing affecting the world economy like America in the past. If so, it will cause a crash in world stock prices originating in Japan.
First of all, I think the interest rate will be around 0 even if it is canceled, but I would like to hope that “look at the trees and don't see the forest.”