Eventually, the Nikkei Average and TOPIX became negative, and today's Japanese stocks landed negative for all indices. The Nikkei Average assumes a line of 35,000 yen. There is a sign that it is likely to rise, but it is falling little by little in the direction of the line.
TOPIX also has a similar shape, but here the line is placed above the window opening. I'm going to look at this as one target.
The Mothers stopped on a spectacular line as explained. There is absolutely nothing technical, but if you look closely, you can't make a fool of it, and it's also important to have your own standards for stocks no matter what, and it also works well in that sense. So tomorrow is the match.
Overseas purchases have been overbought since the beginning of the year due to trading trends by investor. Meanwhile, individuals are simply overselling. Since the Nikkei Average moves in the same way as overseas, you can clearly see how strong foreign money is and how individuals go the opposite way. Japanese individual investors seem to like going against each other, and even looking at this kind of data, they still don't understand the meaning of going against each other. Of course, there's no problem with those who win with it. I'm an overwhelmingly progressive person, and I've never recommended going against it.
When it comes to investing, it's important not to lose. And the stock price is the market...