$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Today, NVIDIA announced excellent earnings that significantly exceeded financial estimates, dispelling market concerns.
I am looking forward to Tesla rising tonight as well.

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I will consider this while looking back on it in my own way.I will utilize Fibonacci and Elliott Wave 🙇♂️
First, let's look at the daily chart (short-term) ~ the left lowest point is 8/5 📅, then the second bottom is formed, and the rise due to autonomous rebound and strong economic data is the first wave
From the end of September to adjustments due to Iran's missile and Portsto... this is the second wave
Since around October 10th, the rise has been attributed to factors such as the Trump market, lower oil prices, interest rate cuts, and receding recession concerns, with three waves of increases up to the present.
So, how long will the current rise continue? That is the question, and as factors that could halt the rise,
①Profit-taking in the Trump market (0.1 million dollar barrier)
②Year-end closing
At present, high interest rates on gold.
I'm thinking that maybe 1 and 2 might come at the same time, so if there are no significant adjustments as we approach the end of the year, I'll also consider taking profits there.If profit-taking in the market comes first, it may drop sharply, bottom out in a range that lingers due to autonomous rebound and year-end adjustments, and then aim higher...

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$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FFIE.US)$

$Globalway (3936.JP)$
I tried buying GW! Maybe it's a material stock?
Let's run away early!

If the US CPI surprises to the upside, there is a risk of increasing bearishness after the employment statistics - bond market.
Last updated on October 10, 2024, 10:21 JST (excerpt).
The core index is expected to remain flat at a growth rate of 3.2% year-on-year compared to the same month last year since August.
Positions are inclined towards hedging the scenario of only a 25 basis point rate cut in November.
Bond traders who have started to move towards betting on further declines in US bond prices are seeking clues to the pace of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts, focusing on the September Consumer Price Index (CPI) to be announced on the 10th.
Investors turned away from the expectation of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) deciding on another 0.5-point rate cut by the end of the year following the strong growth in September non-farm payrolls last weekend. This induced selling in the bond market, leading to an increase in yields. Investors are now looking at the September CPI to determine signs of the Federal Reserve controlling price pressures, as concerns over US employment eased.

[Market Eye] Stocks: The morning Nikkei average continued to rise, under pressure from high US stocks and a weak yen, with caution ahead of retail earnings, etc
October 10, 2024, 12:08 PM GMT+9 (excerpt)
- <11:45> The morning Nikkei average continued to rise, under pressure from high US stocks and a weak yen, with caution ahead of retail earnings, etc.
In the morning session of the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei average rose slightly to 39,395.05 yen, up 117.09 yen from the previous trading day. The firm movement in the US stock market the previous day and the weak yen trend provided tailwinds. Today, in addition to the earnings of major retail companies such as Fast Retailing (9983.T), opens new tab, and Seven & I Holdings (3382.T), opens new tab domestically, the US will announce the September Consumer Price Index (CPI). After the buying spree, there was a stronger mood of caution, leading to a reduction in the Nikkei average's gains.
After opening 297 yen higher, the Nikkei average rose to 33,816.59 yen, up 338 yen. Subsequently, leading high-tech stocks such as semiconductors were pressured by profit-taking sales, reducing the gains. With attention on upcoming events, a wait-and-see attitude spread, and price movements were limited...