Stock prices are linked to government initiatives, and the market moves. I think the market moved after the Bank of Japan raised interest rate hikes and made a declaration. If the US cuts interest rates, the yen will further appreciate, and Japanese stock prices will fall further. TOYOTA is an export company, so due to fraud issues, all factories were shut down, and parts manufacturers were busy making production adjustments. Salaries are unfortunately low because there is no overtime, so the economy doesn't revolve, so it's not just about asset management. At last, by living. Since it was loudly declared even before interest rate hikes, it was catastrophic that houses could not be sold in Aichi prefecture.