$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
The response to short-term profit margins is very poor, but it is reacting sensitively to the appreciation of the yen.
if you hold an exchange rate for a long time, doesn't that matter?
It's much better than the depreciation of yen, which is hard to buy more.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ There will be no failure in the 2Q financial results. However, depending on how far it is a surprise that deviates from market consensus, antics such as whether the stock price will rise or not respond in particular will occur, so no one knows what will happen to the stock price. No matter who looks at fundamentals, stock prices aim to rise. In short, it depends on supply and demand. It's normal for people to buy up when materials come out and motivates them, but NVDA releases some kind of material every day. You can understand that by looking at the news section. What I say every time I post don't worry is that losing an opportunity due to overreacting to negative information and letting go is the most unfortunate thing. Even with this much market capitalization, it seems like a roller coaster with volatiles higher than small-cap stocks, but AI is still in its infancy or early stages of growth. It is said that the return on investment is questionable, and META has already shown the answer. There will be employment statistics and an event called Jackson Hole before 2Q. This is likely to have an impact on reactions after settlement. Buying and selling is at your own risk, but why is it good to have one?

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Speaking of pre-prices, I feel that it is easier to rise if it is slightly lowered.
That's because if you start out bad and high, there's a lot of slouching.
Also, there are expected financial results from around this week, so I don't think it will collapse drastically to normal.
It seems like they're going to be bought normally.

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The yen rapidly appreciated during the day, and since it exceeded its own credit risk tolerance, they sold it for repayment (profit margin), and switched to mutual funds (although the risk is high even in kind)

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Market Overview
Today's Nikkei Stock Average began at 37863.76 yen, 198.91 yen lower than the previous business day, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) fell 12.33 points at 2666.27.
Top news
It is difficult for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates by the end of the year; unless the yen depreciates by over 160 yen - US Alliance
Hashimoto Yusuke, portfolio manager of the major US asset management alliance Bernstein, expressed the view that it would be difficult to raise additional interest rates by the end of the year unless the depreciation of the yen accelerates and calls for response from the Bank of Japan do not intensify again.
The yen is in the latter half of the 147 yen range against the dollar, and there is a nervous development ahead of remarks from the top central banks of Japan and the US
The yen exchange rate of the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market on the morning of the 19th rose from the evening of the previous weekend to the latter half of the dollar = 147 yen range. They were bought in yen and sold in dollars in response to weak housing statistics in the United States. Ahead of the US Federal Reserve (FRB) Chairman Powell's lecture this weekend and Bank of Japan President Ueda Kazuo's closing examination of both houses of the House of Representatives, it was a development shaken by speculations surrounding Japan-US monetary policy...

[Cairo Current Affairs]BlinkenThe US Secretary of State will visit Israel on the 18th.
The Israeli delegation, which participated in the cease-fire negotiations in the Palestinian Autonomous Region of Gaza, had a “cautious but optimistic” view on the course of the talksPrime Minister NetanyahuTransmit to. Negotiations are in full swing, and it seems that Mr. Blinken will meet with Mr. Netanyahu and others on the 19th and press for an agreement to be concluded.
Israel and senior officials from the United States, Egypt, and Qatar, which are intermediaries, conducted negotiations in Doha for 2 days starting on the 15th. The United States, along with 2 other intermediaries, Israel and Islamic organizationsHamasA “bridging plan” to fill the gap was presented.