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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ It will probably crash again for no apparent reason and drop to around 90.
Visible future.
Visible future.
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As most investors in US stocks are aware, there are some stubborn individuals among Japanese stock investors who wish for yen appreciation.
Setting aside the market, let me just talk about the relationship with Japan.
The elderly generation has a tendency to criticize the depreciation of the yen as an investment like NISA. However, for Japan as a whole, a weak yen is the best financial policy. Guiding the yen higher is nothing more than maintaining the current situation within Japan.
It cannot be ignored that Japan has developed as an exporting industry since the post-war period. If the yen strengthens, the income of those working for export-related companies decreases, domestic consumption in Japan also declines, and ultimately the Japanese economy falls into deflation.
The theory that prices will decrease when the yen strengthens is just an urban legend. While gasoline and electricity bills may decrease slightly, there is no precedent for lowering prices for other commodities due to a stronger yen.
First of all, the purpose of the Kishida administration forcibly leading yen appreciation is to improve the approval rating of the current administration. The media often focuses on the pretense that 'the reason people are suffering in their lives is due to yen depreciation', but the real reason is that real income in Japan has been declining year after year and the inflation rate is very low, while inflation is progressing normally overseas...
As most investors in US stocks are aware, there are some stubborn individuals among Japanese stock investors who wish for yen appreciation.
Setting aside the market, let me just talk about the relationship with Japan.
The elderly generation has a tendency to criticize the depreciation of the yen as an investment like NISA. However, for Japan as a whole, a weak yen is the best financial policy. Guiding the yen higher is nothing more than maintaining the current situation within Japan.
It cannot be ignored that Japan has developed as an exporting industry since the post-war period. If the yen strengthens, the income of those working for export-related companies decreases, domestic consumption in Japan also declines, and ultimately the Japanese economy falls into deflation.
The theory that prices will decrease when the yen strengthens is just an urban legend. While gasoline and electricity bills may decrease slightly, there is no precedent for lowering prices for other commodities due to a stronger yen.
First of all, the purpose of the Kishida administration forcibly leading yen appreciation is to improve the approval rating of the current administration. The media often focuses on the pretense that 'the reason people are suffering in their lives is due to yen depreciation', but the real reason is that real income in Japan has been declining year after year and the inflation rate is very low, while inflation is progressing normally overseas...
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There are three slopes in life: 'uphill, downhill, and unexpected'.
The stock market is the same. The 'downhill' and 'unexpected' are happening at the same time. However, this will not continue indefinitely. I think the big crash that exceeds Black Monday only happens once or twice in a lifetime. People become stronger by experiencing difficult experiences.
Rest is also called the market, so I think you should not rush and participate again with your own market outlook.
There are three slopes in life: 'uphill, downhill, and unexpected'.
The stock market is the same. The 'downhill' and 'unexpected' are happening at the same time. However, this will not continue indefinitely. I think the big crash that exceeds Black Monday only happens once or twice in a lifetime. People become stronger by experiencing difficult experiences.
Rest is also called the market, so I think you should not rush and participate again with your own market outlook.
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I have an nvidia 1x, but I've been feeling unsure about it recently.
nvidia 1x or 2x?
Which one is better?
If it's going up, would it be better to have 2x?
I have an nvidia 1x, but I've been feeling unsure about it recently.
nvidia 1x or 2x?
Which one is better?
If it's going up, would it be better to have 2x?
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I saw it last night, but personally, it was the right decision to let go 😆
It's strictly personal, so some people might profit if it spikes from here.
Hopefully it won't end up like the nippon telegraph & telephone corp's stock splits debacle 😅
US stocks are also affected by exchange rates, it's a hassle 😣
Many people want to become millionaires, but it may be impossible 😅
Well, let's see what happens tonight 😁
I saw it last night, but personally, it was the right decision to let go 😆
It's strictly personal, so some people might profit if it spikes from here.
Hopefully it won't end up like the nippon telegraph & telephone corp's stock splits debacle 😅
US stocks are also affected by exchange rates, it's a hassle 😣
Many people want to become millionaires, but it may be impossible 😅
Well, let's see what happens tonight 😁
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ I was hoping for a pullback, but it seems difficult 😅.
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A chance to buy more.
A chance to buy more.
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Good morning to all Moomoo users!Here are the key points of this morning's first report.
● [Tokyo Stock Exchange Rate Forecast Range] 38,100 yen - 38,600 yen (closing price 38,556 yen 87 sen on the 29th)
●U.S. Regional Federal Reserve Economic Report, Growth “Slight or Slow” - Sensitive to Prices
● Be wary that the NY Dow continues to fall, 411 dollars depreciation, and long-term interest rates rise to 4.63%
● Long-term interest rates, sharp rise pitch of 1.075% are at the level for the first time in 12 and a half years
● The yen declined and expanded against the dollar, and the latter half of the 157 yen range - returns to the level before the sharp rise
● Net profit of the world semiconductor giant 4.6 times from January to March, expansion for AI
● Sony negotiates to acquire rights to “Queen” music - there is also a possibility of a scale of 1 billion dollars
● The 10,000 dollar container fare is once again a reality, and transportation capacity is tight due to increased demand and Red Sea turmoil
-MooMoo News Amelia
Market Overview
In the US stock market on the 29th, the NY Dow Jones Industrial Average continued to drop drastically to 38,441 dollars 54 cents, which is 411 dollars 32 cents lower than the previous business day. The Nasdaq Composite Stock Price Index fell 99.300 points to 16,920.580. The Tokyo Stock Market on the 30th was mainly...
● [Tokyo Stock Exchange Rate Forecast Range] 38,100 yen - 38,600 yen (closing price 38,556 yen 87 sen on the 29th)
●U.S. Regional Federal Reserve Economic Report, Growth “Slight or Slow” - Sensitive to Prices
● Be wary that the NY Dow continues to fall, 411 dollars depreciation, and long-term interest rates rise to 4.63%
● Long-term interest rates, sharp rise pitch of 1.075% are at the level for the first time in 12 and a half years
● The yen declined and expanded against the dollar, and the latter half of the 157 yen range - returns to the level before the sharp rise
● Net profit of the world semiconductor giant 4.6 times from January to March, expansion for AI
● Sony negotiates to acquire rights to “Queen” music - there is also a possibility of a scale of 1 billion dollars
● The 10,000 dollar container fare is once again a reality, and transportation capacity is tight due to increased demand and Red Sea turmoil
-MooMoo News Amelia
Market Overview
In the US stock market on the 29th, the NY Dow Jones Industrial Average continued to drop drastically to 38,441 dollars 54 cents, which is 411 dollars 32 cents lower than the previous business day. The Nasdaq Composite Stock Price Index fell 99.300 points to 16,920.580. The Tokyo Stock Market on the 30th was mainly...
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Honestly, it's being bought too much. I have a feeling that it's about time for profit-taking adjustments. If that happens, there's a good chance of a general downturn. If it becomes bad news (now it's good news) on PCE on Friday, it will be another opportunity to buy on a dip for further upward movement. Holding onto my funds and waiting 😊 institutions, hey.
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