The Federal Reserve Board (FRB) will hold a meeting to decide on monetary policy (FOMC) at 3:30 am Japan time on August 1st.
Chairman Powell has indicated a cautious approach to assessing trends in prices and employment, and in the market,it is strongly believed that the policy interest rate will be maintained.The focus is expected to be on how the timing and frequency of interest rate cuts will be mentioned in the press conference after the meeting.
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3/5 is an EMA ribbon.
The 5EMA and 5SMA were once interrupted, but as of 9:25 they have returned to 39960 yen. The 5EMA is around 39,840 yen, but although it was temporarily interrupted at night, it recovered in Japan time.
Once again, the Japanese market is still strong. Is it possible to continue to maintain the closing price above the 5 EMA of 39,840 yen?
So far, the SQ value battle has reached the 40000 yen milestone. When it comes to that, I actually felt like it would be over 500 yen away from here up or down (laughs)

It's not unreasonable for those who lament, “Even if you save money, you won't get any interest at all.”
Savings interest rates as of 2023/12 announced by domestic banks are 0.002% for major banks, and the maximum for internet banks is around 0.3%. In other words, the interest (before tax) obtained by depositing 10,000 yen in a Japanese bank for 1 year is 0.2 yen at major banks, and about 30 yen even at internet banks with good conditions.
If that's the case, why don't you consider investing in stocks even more? However, it is not a stock investment for individual companies where prices fluctuate drastically.ETFs (exchange-traded funds) linked to a large number of high-dividend stocksTherefore, the risk of price fluctuations can be far suppressed compared to investing in individual companies.
US stocks with high dividendsOf the ETFs incorporating many, it was the most expensive in 2023Dividend yield (ratio of dividend amount compared to investment amount)is4.65%That was it. If 10,000 yen was invested at the end of '22, a dividend of 465 yen (before tax) was obtained. What's more, the ETF price itself4.18% increaseSo if you add the 418 yen increase in “principal”, it's 883 yen...