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Did the media studio sell today
Currently 2nd place, good start ‼️ Tomorrow is Sanbio, Kozazushi
Currently 2nd place, good start ‼️ Tomorrow is Sanbio, Kozazushi
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Today, I took profit early and made a big mistake.
I'll do my best tomorrow. Two bets.
I'll do my best tomorrow. Two bets.
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NVIDIA's stock price plummeted
Major US semiconductor companies on 6/20 $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ IsHigh price $140.76I added it. However, sales became stronger from the next day, the 21st, and stock prices fell 14%. As a result, the total market value, which became number one in the world, temporarily fell below 3 trillion dollars.On 6/25 (US), the company's stock was bought back.
Now, in order to infer price movements after a big drop from a high price like this one,“Fibonacci Retracement”There is a method called. This is an important ratio calculated based on a theory called the “Fibonacci series” studied by a mathematician called Fibonacci. According to this theory, 23.6%, 38.2%, 61.8%, and 76.4% are important as ratios between recent high and low prices in stock and exchange rates. It is said that there is a high possibility that a reversal in stock prices and exchange rates will occur in the price range obtained by adding 50% to these ratios.
Stock prices stopped falling
Stocks that generally continue to rise at a remarkable speed may gain prominence even if there is no such reason. Well then, NBI...
Major US semiconductor companies on 6/20 $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ IsHigh price $140.76I added it. However, sales became stronger from the next day, the 21st, and stock prices fell 14%. As a result, the total market value, which became number one in the world, temporarily fell below 3 trillion dollars.On 6/25 (US), the company's stock was bought back.
Now, in order to infer price movements after a big drop from a high price like this one,“Fibonacci Retracement”There is a method called. This is an important ratio calculated based on a theory called the “Fibonacci series” studied by a mathematician called Fibonacci. According to this theory, 23.6%, 38.2%, 61.8%, and 76.4% are important as ratios between recent high and low prices in stock and exchange rates. It is said that there is a high possibility that a reversal in stock prices and exchange rates will occur in the price range obtained by adding 50% to these ratios.
Stock prices stopped falling
Stocks that generally continue to rise at a remarkable speed may gain prominence even if there is no such reason. Well then, NBI...
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Many people, including myself,"If the yen weakens, the Nikkei Average will rise," "At least it won't go down," "Export-intensive large cap stocks will rise."It seems that this is the perception.
However, even hereA change of mindset is necessary.I would like to confirm the situation that I heard about while looking at the chart.
This is a chart of the correlation coefficient between Nikkei futures and USD/JPY.
The correlation coefficient, as the name suggests,represents the correlation state between the two.At 1.0, it represents perfect correlation. At -1.0, it represents perfect inverse correlation, and at 0, it represents no correlation.Perfect correlation means that if A goes up, B is also always going up, or if A goes down, B is also going down.It will be.
If A goes up, B is also always going up, or if A goes down, B is also going down.
Whether the stock price goes up or down, if both move in the same direction, the correlation coefficient will be positive, so it is easy to get confused when the stock price is falling.
On the other hand, when the correlation coefficient is negative, it is called inverse correlation, which means that if A goes up, B goes down, and if A goes down, B goes up, resulting in opposite movements between the two.
And, 0 (zero): the yellow dotted line represents "no correlation", which is a bit confusing to imagine.
This is a table which shows that there is no correlation between the movements of A and B, as the name suggests...
However, even hereA change of mindset is necessary.I would like to confirm the situation that I heard about while looking at the chart.
This is a chart of the correlation coefficient between Nikkei futures and USD/JPY.
The correlation coefficient, as the name suggests,represents the correlation state between the two.At 1.0, it represents perfect correlation. At -1.0, it represents perfect inverse correlation, and at 0, it represents no correlation.Perfect correlation means that if A goes up, B is also always going up, or if A goes down, B is also going down.It will be.
If A goes up, B is also always going up, or if A goes down, B is also going down.
Whether the stock price goes up or down, if both move in the same direction, the correlation coefficient will be positive, so it is easy to get confused when the stock price is falling.
On the other hand, when the correlation coefficient is negative, it is called inverse correlation, which means that if A goes up, B goes down, and if A goes down, B goes up, resulting in opposite movements between the two.
And, 0 (zero): the yellow dotted line represents "no correlation", which is a bit confusing to imagine.
This is a table which shows that there is no correlation between the movements of A and B, as the name suggests...
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