Yesterday, amidst the lack of any signs, the USA's PMI exceeded expectations, raising concerns about inflation and causing a decrease in expectations for interest rate cuts, resulting in a significant decline in stock prices. Both gold and bitcoin have also declined. Since there is a sense of incongruity in this movement due to a single factor, it is wise not to do anything until it is clear which direction it will go. That is what a skilled person does.

Ethereum has surged 18% The probability of approval for spot ETFs is increasing Next to Bitcoin is Ethereum! Withdrawal from fiat currency is progressing little by little, isn't it an age where people think about risks they don't have

The S&P 500 reached its all-time high as the US CPI fell below expectations. The Nikkei Average may also break out of its range nicely. It is best to make judgments while observing the chart that is clearly marked. I will continue to post my opinions as needed.

The Nikkei average remains in the same situation. It has rebounded and is in a finely balanced situation. Since the lows are rising, it's just a matter of waiting for the right catalysts. I have been saying for over a month now that the key factors will be the final results of certain Japanese stocks this week and CPI determined by PPI, which can provide some level of predictability.

The Nikkei average broke through the range, but then rebounded. I've been saying this for weeks, but we should be cautious until next week's CPI. It's also enough to start reacting to the results of Japanese stocks' final settlements and the stock prices afterwards. Of course, if the market moves early, we will adjust accordingly. Adjusting to the market is our job anytime.

Foreign exchange intervention by the FOMC happened overnight, right? The QT reduction was finally announced and it decreased from 60 billion dollars to 25 billion dollars from June. This is good news for stocks. Stock prices rose drastically after the Powell conference, but it seems that the falling market will still be rough after that. Next, let's pay attention to the employment statistics announced tomorrow and watch the situation until it calms down

Japanese stocks also rose yesterday! It felt good. The price-earnings ratio is around 100, a standard value. It can go up or down. This week is the earnings reports of US stocks and the Bank of Japan meeting with the PCE deflator. Next week is the FOMC with employment statistics. It will be determined within this flow.
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Japanese stocks have finally risen.
The Nikkei Average rose by 370 yen, up 1.00%.
TOPIX rose by 1.38%, while Mothers rose by 1.96%.
In terms of candlestick charts, there is still room for improvement...
The rise in the advance-decline ratio is slightly from 100.
It would be great if it could turn around and move higher.

TSMC/Netflix financial results are delicate due to the intensification of the war
Various factors have overlapped and caused stocks to plummet
As indicated, it is difficult to recover from the end of April to the beginning of May, and further declines are possible depending on PCE and FOMC results
Let's be careful, the position will be lowered steadily based on the strongest no positive