$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
last week
Monday short sale 38.5%
Tuesday short sale 39%
Wednesday short sale 44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
Wednesday short sale 44.5%
Thursday short sale 41.6%
Isn't there a lot of people who saw the exchange comments in the morning and thought ah?
“No effect of Mr. Kishida's resignation”
The market is honest, after all.
Rather, I think the area where the names of Mr. Kono and Mr. Mogi come up is the cause of the smoke.
last week
Monday short sale 38.5%
Tuesday short sale 39%
Wednesday short sale 44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
Wednesday short sale 44.5%
Thursday short sale 41.6%
Isn't there a lot of people who saw the exchange comments in the morning and thought ah?
“No effect of Mr. Kishida's resignation”
The market is honest, after all.
Rather, I think the area where the names of Mr. Kono and Mr. Mogi come up is the cause of the smoke.
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$ASICS (7936.JP)$ The reasons for the interest rate hike are all set, so there is a risk that the yen will appreciate, so be careful when trading.
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$OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(SEP4) (NK225main.JP)$ Do you feel like all the reasons for interest rate hikes are there?
You have to be careful when choosing stocks.
You have to be careful when choosing stocks.
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$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
last week
Monday short sale 38.5%
Tuesday short sale 39%
Wednesday short sale 44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
Wednesday short sale 44.5%
Is America a fateful night in terms of CPI?
Unexpectedly, will the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike accelerate due to Mr. Kishida's absence? That seems to be the trend.
That's because it's a market where you don't know when there will be throws.
There will also be an increase in short sales.
A market with too many lumps isn't stable because it's too scary to carry over. It's a market where I don't know what's still there.
Make a careful investment tomorrow too.
last week
Monday short sale 38.5%
Tuesday short sale 39%
Wednesday short sale 44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
Wednesday short sale 44.5%
Is America a fateful night in terms of CPI?
Unexpectedly, will the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike accelerate due to Mr. Kishida's absence? That seems to be the trend.
That's because it's a market where you don't know when there will be throws.
There will also be an increase in short sales.
A market with too many lumps isn't stable because it's too scary to carry over. It's a market where I don't know what's still there.
Make a careful investment tomorrow too.
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$ASICS (7936.JP)$
I've written about the profit from the sale of holdings before, but I wonder if they dare to keep it to conservative predictions (surprise next time?)
There were no downward revisions even when the yen appreciated, so I wonder if the trend is to return to a reasonable price (I'll write about proper prices for followers only later)
The Olympic effect will probably come out in the 3rd quarter, and the ASICS strategy is still strong. That's my impression.
There are changes in the movement of the dollar yen and the euro yen. ASICS may be paying attention to the Euro yen, which is the main battleground.
How far can we bounce tomorrow? I wonder if that's the market's expectation.
How much of a review has been made to Japanese craftsmanship? It seems that evaluations from overseas are higher than in the Japanese market, which is swayed by dollars and yen.
I would like Japanese companies flapping their wings around the world that will drive the next market price to do their best.
I've written about the profit from the sale of holdings before, but I wonder if they dare to keep it to conservative predictions (surprise next time?)
There were no downward revisions even when the yen appreciated, so I wonder if the trend is to return to a reasonable price (I'll write about proper prices for followers only later)
The Olympic effect will probably come out in the 3rd quarter, and the ASICS strategy is still strong. That's my impression.
There are changes in the movement of the dollar yen and the euro yen. ASICS may be paying attention to the Euro yen, which is the main battleground.
How far can we bounce tomorrow? I wonder if that's the market's expectation.
How much of a review has been made to Japanese craftsmanship? It seems that evaluations from overseas are higher than in the Japanese market, which is swayed by dollars and yen.
I would like Japanese companies flapping their wings around the world that will drive the next market price to do their best.
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$OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(SEP4) (NK225main.JP)$
last week
Monday short sale38.5%
Tuesday short sale39%
Wednesday short sale44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
How do you view the CPI for the 14th? Is that the point?
Individuals are quite (surprisingly) motivated to buy in the Japanese market, and it feels like America also has money left over looking for a destination. That's because there are solid buybacks in stocks with good financial results.
I also feel like short sales are increasing energy day by day.
If it becomes an exchange rate that cannot be pulled by the dollar to yen, maybe it is possible to aim for a higher level? Is that what it feels like?
Should we switch from day trading to short-term to long-term holdings or not? Will the results be judged by the market price starting tomorrow (the day after tomorrow for Japan)?
Make a careful investment tomorrow too.
last week
Monday short sale38.5%
Tuesday short sale39%
Wednesday short sale44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
This Week
Tuesday short sale 42.6%
How do you view the CPI for the 14th? Is that the point?
Individuals are quite (surprisingly) motivated to buy in the Japanese market, and it feels like America also has money left over looking for a destination. That's because there are solid buybacks in stocks with good financial results.
I also feel like short sales are increasing energy day by day.
If it becomes an exchange rate that cannot be pulled by the dollar to yen, maybe it is possible to aim for a higher level? Is that what it feels like?
Should we switch from day trading to short-term to long-term holdings or not? Will the results be judged by the market price starting tomorrow (the day after tomorrow for Japan)?
Make a careful investment tomorrow too.
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$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
According to the figures announced the other day, even though the number of new unemployment applications decreased, the number of people who continue to be (unemployed) did not decrease.
Consumer concerns about payment delays (delinquency) have arisen.
Electronic payments are progressing in Japan too, so maybe it's not someone else's problem.
There's also a possibility that it's close to heaven. I wonder if it's the market price even if I take a break.
I'm worried.
Make a careful investment today.
According to the figures announced the other day, even though the number of new unemployment applications decreased, the number of people who continue to be (unemployed) did not decrease.
Consumer concerns about payment delays (delinquency) have arisen.
Electronic payments are progressing in Japan too, so maybe it's not someone else's problem.
There's also a possibility that it's close to heaven. I wonder if it's the market price even if I take a break.
I'm worried.
Make a careful investment today.
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$OSE Nikkei 225 Futures(SEP4) (NK225main.JP)$
Today is a no-go to avoid turbulence before the consecutive holidays.
Not taking positions is boring, but reducing assets isn't an investment.
But after all, I'm worried about the future.
Recently, Japanese companies have also started providing services in the metaverse. I've experienced it, but I wonder if I can see the future of the metaverse. That's my impression (Japanese IT has provided this level of service in the past = failed)
AI wasn't expected from the beginning in light of the current situation, so the burst of the bubble was as expected (although the decline was a little fast due to the Bank of Japan artillery)
There is a possibility that AI will transform depending on how it evolves, but how much judgment ability and skill do the people currently involved have? I wonder if that's just my doubt. What are the sources of anxiety (at least the current situation is wiki level)
I'm always looking forward to the next proposal related to the internet, where growth has slowed down and become saturated, but I felt that this service might have a cost-effective impact on companies (this is one person's impression)
What kind of services do people want right now?
Follow stock prices that will probably recover towards the end of the year...
Today is a no-go to avoid turbulence before the consecutive holidays.
Not taking positions is boring, but reducing assets isn't an investment.
But after all, I'm worried about the future.
Recently, Japanese companies have also started providing services in the metaverse. I've experienced it, but I wonder if I can see the future of the metaverse. That's my impression (Japanese IT has provided this level of service in the past = failed)
AI wasn't expected from the beginning in light of the current situation, so the burst of the bubble was as expected (although the decline was a little fast due to the Bank of Japan artillery)
There is a possibility that AI will transform depending on how it evolves, but how much judgment ability and skill do the people currently involved have? I wonder if that's just my doubt. What are the sources of anxiety (at least the current situation is wiki level)
I'm always looking forward to the next proposal related to the internet, where growth has slowed down and become saturated, but I felt that this service might have a cost-effective impact on companies (this is one person's impression)
What kind of services do people want right now?
Follow stock prices that will probably recover towards the end of the year...
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$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
The 8-month limit is 35661.68
The 7 month limit is 41531.26
In a month -5869.58
Today's closing price was 35025.00 and it did not reach the SQ value.
What are the factors behind the appreciation of the yen and what will happen after interest rates are raised? It's like that. The information is very mixed, but some members of the committee carefully discussed interest rate hikes and additional interest rate hikes, but they agreed at the meeting that further interest rate increases are necessary. This trend doesn't seem to change, so it seems that the reason for the appreciation of the yen is the market price that has always been held.
What are we going to do after all? Stock prices are not stable because they are completely invisible and swayed by exchange rates. There are few participants, so that's even better.
The current price is speculative, so I still don't know the bottom or ceiling.
In addition to concerns about interest rate hikes, exchange rates, and the US economic slowdown, there was an earthquake in Kanagawa earlier, but risks due to earthquakes have also emerged.
At 3.11, the Friday the day of the earthquake depreciated by 179 yen to 10254 yen, and risk aversion sales went out on Monday after the week was 9620 yen. Tuesday was 8,605 yen due to the accident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
It doesn't seem like a big deal when you think about the fall from the current bubble high price, but back then it was 10,000 divided...
The 8-month limit is 35661.68
The 7 month limit is 41531.26
In a month -5869.58
Today's closing price was 35025.00 and it did not reach the SQ value.
What are the factors behind the appreciation of the yen and what will happen after interest rates are raised? It's like that. The information is very mixed, but some members of the committee carefully discussed interest rate hikes and additional interest rate hikes, but they agreed at the meeting that further interest rate increases are necessary. This trend doesn't seem to change, so it seems that the reason for the appreciation of the yen is the market price that has always been held.
What are we going to do after all? Stock prices are not stable because they are completely invisible and swayed by exchange rates. There are few participants, so that's even better.
The current price is speculative, so I still don't know the bottom or ceiling.
In addition to concerns about interest rate hikes, exchange rates, and the US economic slowdown, there was an earthquake in Kanagawa earlier, but risks due to earthquakes have also emerged.
At 3.11, the Friday the day of the earthquake depreciated by 179 yen to 10254 yen, and risk aversion sales went out on Monday after the week was 9620 yen. Tuesday was 8,605 yen due to the accident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
It doesn't seem like a big deal when you think about the fall from the current bubble high price, but back then it was 10,000 divided...
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$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Monday short sale38.5%
Tuesday short sale39%
Wednesday short sale44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
Nearly half of Nikkei is made up of short sales.
I wonder if there are many people who wait and see until the bottom 2?
Monday short sale38.5%
Tuesday short sale39%
Wednesday short sale44.8%
Thursday short sale 47.3%
Friday short sale 47%
Nearly half of Nikkei is made up of short sales.
I wonder if there are many people who wait and see until the bottom 2?
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