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moomoo Anniversary U.S. Stock Papertrade ContestHave you already participated? As a highlight of the anniversary event series,we will be holding a real seminar with renowned investors Mr. Tester and Mr. Emin! Don't miss this precious opportunity to interact closely with the top of the investment world!Don't miss this valuable opportunity to interact closely with the top figures in the investment world!
✨ Profile of a prominent investor
● Mr. Tester: Individual Investor
Full-time investor. In 2005, he deposited 3 million yen into a securities account to start stock trading. Over the past 19 years, he has continued to make profits every year. Initially focusing on day trading, he shifted to medium to long-term investments from 2016 onwards. His total profits have exceeded 10 billion yen, with annual dividend income in 2023 totaling over 0.15 billion yen. Since 2014, he has been making continuous donations to children's care facilities nationwide.
● Mr. Emin Yılmaz: Economist / Foreign Exchange Strategist
Born in Istanbul, Turkey. Became the world champion of the International Biology Olympiad at the age of 16. Studied in Japan in 1997 and passed the entrance exam for the Department of Natural Sciences at the University of Tokyo after one year, then obtained a master's degree in Biological Engineering at the same university. Joined Nomura Securities in 2006, worked in the investment banking division, institutional investor sales division...

According to the investment sector sales trends announced by Japan Exchange Group on the 24th, foreign investors sold 741.5 billion yen of physical stocks last week (14th-18th). The overseas selling is the first in 8 weeks and caution is spreading. Market participants who strongly suggest that the Nikkei average stock price will fall below 30,000 yen soon are also emerging from technical indicators.
In a report on the 22nd, Shingo Ide, Chief Equity Strategist at Nissay Research Institute, points out that considering the weakened momentum of foreign investors' buying since late June and the bursting of the "AI bubble" in the United States, it is necessary to assume that the Nikkei average will fall below 30,000 yen soon.
Ide also calls for caution regarding the speech of Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (FRB), at the Jackson Hole meeting tonight (25th). Last year, in response to Powell's hawkish stance at the Jackson Hole meeting, U.S. stocks fell nearly 15% until hitting a low in October. This time, Ide emphasizes that if the market's view on interest rate policy goes against Powell's intentions, there is a possibility that the decline in overvalued U.S. stocks will exceed 15%.
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