$USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
No matter how much it goes, the yen is strong.
The market scale differs significantly between the major leagues and amateur baseball.
America is a country of unified dominance.
An interest rate hike in Japan is on the level of a booger.
The depreciation of the yen and the rise of the dollar will continue unless the American economy is in a crisis.
In other words, Japan doesn't have to do anything.
Since America will lead the world, Japan can just be a remora.

$XRP (XRP.CC)$
$SBI Holdings (8473.JP)$ and $SBI Global Asset Management (4765.JP)$ The XRP received through shareholder benefits, although the amount is small, has increased fivefold.
I hold cryptocurrencies in the order of BTC, ETH, and XRP, so the amount of XRP holdings is small. It is an amount that I am not concerned about even with high volatility.
As it has risen too much in the short term and seems overheated, I may adjust it, but I have no intention to sell, especially since the tax is high, I will continue to hold it as a hedge asset.

$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
It seems like various things are at the end stage.
This country.
Because despite various wrong assistance, decent ventures do not grow, it creates a dream-like situation by using existing corporate brands (probably subcontracting for creating AI-driven safe driving software) and chasing after new technologies.
If you dream for 10 years, the stock price will double.
When a serious venture creates something that meets global standards, if the country fully supports and promotes it domestically and internationally, it would be fair.
Is this scenario created by a political party with a habit of wasting budgets?
Is the goal to appeal to a supportive stance by buying a painted rice cake at a high price?
I am not just disappointed, but beyond that, I feel nothing but despair.
I cannot entrust the government to the past ruling party after all. It does not benefit the future generations.
$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
The market is happy about the Liberal Democratic Party's loss.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Are the people who were short selling, thinking it would plummet, now buying back?
It was lukewarm. It wasn't a big enough victory for the opposition to take power.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$ Question marks with the phrase.
From looking at the candlestick chart, it doesn't seem like it's being oversold. Instead, it seems like the short covering by sellers is helping to maintain the market (with no new long positions entering).
It may be said to be precautionary before the election, with various expressions, but from the perspective of buyers, there doesn't seem to be a situation where it feels oversold and prompts buying, right?
If you enter the market with hasty buying, it can quickly drop and take your holdings down. It's not a market or price range where there is a sense of buying security.
From the seller's perspective, it may seem like there is overselling, but I believe Tokyo Metro did not exceed 2000 at the initial price because individual stocks of Tokyo Metro were sold (fundraising) before the listing date due to the low number of participants.
In a market where there is no clear direction (some stocks are artificially pushed up), it is a fact that many investors are watching the situation.
Even within circles of acquaintances, there are many people who are waiting and observing from the end of the year to the beginning of next year, avoiding the period of downward revisions rush.
While some may see a significant drop as an opportunity to participate, concerns about SQ are also increasing, and currently it does not seem like a buying opportunity...

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Yen depreciation and stock market decline. Unnatural movements. Bad feeling.
I have disposed of everything except long-term positions from yesterday to today. I wonder what will happen next?
Please take care, everyone.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$ It seems that Japan is not a buy, probably foreign investors are selling off.
Will it become the worst scenario of currency depreciation, bond insecurity, and stock market decline?
Even if selling continues like this, will it stop around 36,000? Will panic selling accelerate and lead to that situation again?
After the panic selling, it would be good if buying comes in like last time.
Depending on the election results, should we also be prepared for a similar situation as back then?
Having a cash position might be the safest option.

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Since there is a large amount of margin buying, foreign investors may be cautiously observing the continuing sales of margin buying until the elections without deliberately initiating selling.
Unfortunately, it seems like the bearish trend will continue for a while.