$USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
It will drop to 126 yen!
After that
It will rise sharply up to 200 yen or even 500 yen.

$E-mini S&P 500 Futures(MAR5) (ESmain.US)$Why are you doing things like accumulating NISA at the final stage of such an economy?
Do you want to confiscate assets from the citizens?

$NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ This year, there was a significant decline in the indicator of worsening unemployment rate in July, but if consecutive indicators suggesting an economic downturn in 2025 lead to a near 30% drawdown, how will you deal with the investment targets in your NISA? I am prepared for it to happen someday, but NISA accounts are causing me trouble these days.Please tell me to pass the time.

Good evening, Moomoo users!Tonight's analysis of NY stocks.
Market Overview
The American market started, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which consists of high-quality stocks, fell by $12.42 to $44,769.58, while the high-tech stock-heavy NASDAQ Composite Index dropped by 39.61 points to 19,364.34. The S&P500, which consists of 500 large-cap stocks in the United States, fell by 4.18 points to 6042.97.
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Top News
FRB Governor Waller shows a positive attitude towards a rate cut in December but maintains a cautious stance.
Federal Reserve Board (FRB) Governor Waller spoke at a symposium hosted by the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) on December 2nd local time, discussing the FRB's monetary policy and the current state of the American economy.
Main points of speech:
- Based on the current economic data, there is a leaning towards supporting a rate cut at the December meeting.
- However...

In the U.S. market, the yen was bought and briefly reached 149.47 yen, accelerating after the statement by the BOJ Governor - highest stock price.
November 30, 2024 7:05 AM JST
BOJ Governor Ueda indicates that further depreciation of the yen poses significant risks - Nikkei.
The S&P500 index has risen by over 1% for the second consecutive week, and US bonds have also risen compared to the previous day.
In the foreign exchange market on the 29th, the yen rose. The consumer price index (core CPI excluding fresh food) for the Tokyo metropolitan area in November exceeded market expectations, temporarily breaking the level of 1 dollar = 150 yen during Tokyo time. Although there were moments when gains narrowed during New York time, after the Nikkei reported on Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda's comments, the yen strengthened again, reaching 149.47 yen at one point.
US stocks rose, and US bond yields fell to a record low for the year. It was a shortened trading session for both stocks and bonds on the day after Thanksgiving.
The S&P500 stock index hit a record high, and the weekly growth rate exceeded 1% for the second consecutive week. The 10-year bond yield dropped to 4.17%.