$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$ In a long-term range market, the 100-day and 300-day averages are coming close together, and since the range has broken down, it doesn't feel like this is going to end here after being horizontal for 8 months. Assuming the next upward movement will last until the last trading day with rights on the 27th, the next decline will seem to create a clean Candlestick featuring many bearish candles at 35,000 yen, 34,000 yen, and 32,000 yen. Since it's before the summer lull, it's an upward anomaly...

$Sharp (6753.JP)$ When determining from the Candlestick, it appears that a bottom consolidation has been occurring for a long time. If there are no sell orders below 750 yen, it is far from the current price that is 21% lower at 750 yen, so I would like to buy at a lower price. However, it would skyrocket if there were a reinstatement of the dividend...

$Subaru (7270.JP)$ The weekly chart seems to be forming a head and shoulders pattern. Even though next week will be the 30th weekly candle, it will be quite difficult for buying to reach the previous high. It's about time to start fighting...

$Tokyo Century (8439.JP)$
Since it's a double top on the weekly 20-week line, it feels weak. It looks like the pattern before a crash similar to Itochu...

$Hakuhodo DY Holdings (2433.JP)$
The current shape of the 20-week and 50-week moving averages on the weekly chart is similar to the shape during the COVID crash, so it might drop below 1000 yen...

$Yokogawa Electric (6841.JP)$ I finally broke through the giant triangle consolidation pattern I had been aiming for, just as the textbook instructed. The financial results were not bad, so everything appeared on the Candlestick chart...

$Yamato Holdings (9064.JP)$ By reducing the number of sorting employees to minimize losses, although it has been recorded, there is still a decrease in profits and it is in the red, and the future direction seems to be to supplement sorting by hiring short-term workers, but personally, I think it is heading in a negative direction in terms of operational improvement. I believe that it is natural that if experienced part-time aunties are laid off and inexperienced people are temporarily hired, work efficiency will inevitably decrease.
It seems to be a temporary increase. I think it will become even stricter in the future.
In reality, it seems that the number of cases where goods are lost or do not arrive by the deadline is increasing.

$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$
December anomaly tends to end on a high note, the historically high percentage of increase in stocks makes it positive. It seems unlikely that there will be a rise in stocks in the remaining 9 days. Therefore, it becomes negative in terms of anomaly. That seems scary... 2025 might not bring the expected results.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$ From 1973 to 1989, over a period of 16 years, it reached a peak of 38,915 yen, then dropped to 7,000 yen. It's scary how it resembles the cycle of reaching 42,224 yen from 2008 to 2024. Let's hope it doesn't go into another long-term slump starting next year.
Following the 1987 Black Monday, it took 2 years to reach a new high, and from the second Black Monday in 2024, it will take another 2 years to reach a peak in 2026.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
When the real body falls below the 50-day moving average, it seems to be forming a double top pattern and is likely to crash... This is just financial estimates...