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    183525090 commented on
    $Mitsubishi Heavy Industries(7011.JP)$
    There are a lot of sales today
    I came to the choice to sell it once and it would be sad if it went up
    I'll come back to buy it ✋
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    $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
    My index finger moved on the first day of the Bull type, but I'm glad I didn't buy it. In the first place, it seems that leveraged ETFs are not something that lasts for a long time. After all, the actual product is the best. I would like to expect a backlash tonight.
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    $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ Together for the rest of our lives, NVIDIA. It was a popular word, but now it's NVIDIA even if it's under 1000. Based on today's price movements, it seems likely that there will be developments aiming for 900 to 800. I won't go together for the rest of my life, but for now, it's year-end Gachiho Nvidia. Once we hit 900 units, we'll start buying in bulk!
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    This is my complete soliloquy and fantasy.
    Looking at the medium to long term, interest rates will definitely be cut, and along with that, the dollar depreciates. As yields on US bonds also fall, people seek products that can be expected to yield better than falling US bonds.
    Now, where do the funds flowing out of bonds go? I think most of them will go to the stock market, but what kind of stocks are mainly bought?
    What people are looking for is a product that is resistant to depreciation of the dollar and can be expected to yield a certain amount of yield.
    Yes, those are high-dividend stocks in Japan. There is a possibility that funds flowing from the bond market will go into high-dividend stocks in Japan.
    I've thought about it several times, but considering future trends, the most convincing thing is the popularity of high-dividend stocks.
    In particular, I think high-dividend stocks of Japanese stocks that are strong against depreciation of the dollar will become popular
    However, it is not a rapid rise, and I think it will slowly rise as interest rates are cut
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    It's good news because it makes it easier for general investors to buy, and basically the base is expanding. Since the number of tickets will increase for institutional investors, it will be difficult to handle when buying and selling...
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    Considering Microsoft's position in cloud computing, AI, and gaming, what do you think Microsoft's performance will look like over the next few years?
    Do you think it will grow even more as new technology like this is announced?
    Looking for advice...
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    The CPI was as expected last night, and US stocks were quite risk-on 📈 The S&P 500, Dow, and NASDAQ all hit new highs 🎉 they hit new highs, so the risk-on market may come from here 😤
    My portfolio also caught fire 🔥 What I want to mention
    $Vistra Energy(VST.US)$ I had my eye on Tuesday, but it made a splendid comeback
    $Blue Bird(BLBD.US)$ I just bought it on Tuesday, but it's been up about 6% since pre, so what happened 😲
    $Sprouts Farmers Market(SFM.US)$ Excellent stocks that didn't collapse on Monday and Tuesday 🧑‍🌾 but maybe there's no room for improvement anymore?
    $Sterling Infrastructure(STRL.US)$ Successful repurchase after being sold once on Tuesday
    $SharkNinja(SN.US)$ A brand with an interesting name 🦈🥷 Even though it was expensive in the market, I woke up in the morning and had a beard 😢
    $Goldman Sachs(GS.US)$ It's plain but safe and secure...
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    A sharp rise from CPI 🚀
    A sharp rise from CPI 🚀
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    It's the NVDA financial results on the 22nd. Before the last settlement, there was a temporary decline due to profit movements, and then there was a rebound when the financial results were successfully passed.
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    $Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF(SOXL.US)$
    $Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x Shares ETF(SOXS.US)$
    I was analyzing everything from Monday to N financial results, but I started with 3 patterns of predictions
    I can't get out
    Donzoko-san wait-and-see? retreat? I wonder if the others will wait and see
    Is there another pullback
    Are N's financial results and guidance good? Other semiconductor-related stocks
    I'm reporting bad guidance, so I wonder how about N too
    I also checked American Investors' Friday posts, options, and trends
    Still not able to get out of the 3 patterns of predictions at all
    It's easy if you look at 918 at the bottom, but it only goes up to 924
    Problem because it's over
    The market opens and will it rise or fall from 924
    What I'm worried about in analyzing the current situation is whether it will drop to 915 and bounce
    or a rise from 924
    What kind of analysis are you guys doing??
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    [Column] Trump's Intervention in the FRB Awaits Terrible Ending - Dudley(some excerpts)
    It is difficult to intentionally obtain strong authority to control the FRB during a four-year term.
    Confusion can occur just by trying, but if successful, the situation is much worse.
    The possibility that former US President Trump will return has given rise to uneasy speculations. What would happen if Mr. Trump strengthened his control over the US Federal Reserve System, and the independence of the central bank, which is essential for controlling inflation and maintaining the stability of the US economy, is impaired?
      It won't be easy, but it's an absolutely terrifying possibility.
      The more independence of central banks increases in monetary policy decisions, the more successful they are in achieving employment and inflation targets. However, Trump has often expressed dissatisfaction with the president's lack of influence on interest rates. It was reported that some supporters formulated plans that could lead to the dismissal of US Federal Reserve (FRB) Chairman Powell and the strengthening of the White House censorship to US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decisions.
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