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Even people who aren't really interested in current affairs recentlyJapanese and US stock prices hit record highsHave you ever seen the news that they did it?
Right now,The Japanese and US stock markets are on an upward trend and hit record highs many timesI'm doing it. particularlyJapanese stocks since the beginning of February were finally able to surpass the highest value of the Nikkei Stock Average, which had not been surpassed since the bubble period, after 34 years! Also, in March, it was possible to break through 40,000 yen for the first time。
What is driving the recent stock prices in Japan and the US is quiteArtificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductorsThat's it. As shown by the high level of attention paid to the generative AI “ChatGPT,” AI is expected to drastically change our business and life in the future.The fields where AI can play an active role, such as autonomous driving, robots, space-related matters, medical care, etc., are expanding infinitelyIt can also be said.
andDemand for semiconductors, which are essential for AI development, is also rapidly increasingI'm doing it.The entire stock market is now movingWithin the AI/semiconductor sector, which seems to beSome stocks with the most momentumIf you hold it down, it's great for grasping stock market trends...

Today's 31st is the Ichimoku equilibrium chart. or rather, that's not all lol
I'm fed up with media crap leaks every time just because of how much scoop I want. After 2:00 midnight, after the morning edition's limit, I feel that the previous day's “interest rate hike” leak went too far, but both exchange rates and futures plummeted due to this.
Well, since it was before the Bank of Japan event, it was unavoidable, and it was a move that had nothing to do with the shape or flow of the chart. Therefore, going back to a three-role reversal in the Ichimoku equilibrium table... is also a discussion that doesn't make much sense...
There is also a possibility that the exact opposite will happen with the announcement later and President Ueda's press conference. After all, we have to make sure that no matter how we move in front of the central bank.