Recently, I received a consultation email from a customer saying “I lent my account to someone else and my account was banned (suspended).” I don't understand the reason for this story at first glance, but a surprising fact is hidden. Let's take a closer look at the new modus operandi of this scam.
The fraud was carried out as follows.
1. User A interacts with “unknown people” through comments and chats within Moomoo,After that, we exchanged LINE contacts.
2. I kept in touch with that “unknown person” on LINE and was recommendedStart using cryptocurrency investment sites.
3. Since profit was initially made, user A gradually placed trust in that “unknown person” and began to follow them as an investment “mentor,”I borrowed my own moomoo account!
4. After that, this “mentor”Use user A's account to impersonate user AThey advertised “I earned xxx dollars in one week thanks to my 'mentor'” to other users, and moved communication to LINE, leading to investments without legal guarantees.
5. One day, user AThat investment service...

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Following Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's announcement of resignation, the election will be officially announced on September 12th.Eleven candidates have already declared their intention to run or have declared their candidacy for the LDP presidential election, which will be held on the 27th, leading to a chaotic and contested situation.It has been reported that the situation is in chaos and fierce competition.The stock prices and macroeconomics are expected to be significantly influenced by the economic policies of the next prime minister.It is anticipated that stock prices and macroeconomics will be significantly affected by the economic policies of the next prime minister.
Therefore, the stance of each candidate on fiscal policy and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike policy will be analyzed based on past reports and statements.
Lineup of candidates being discussed for the presidential election.
(Support rate based on the public opinion survey "Next person suitable for the next LDP leader" conducted by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun and TV Tokyo on the 21st and 22nd)
<Candidates who have already declared their candidacy>
Tarō KōnoDigital Minister (7%)
Takayuki KobayashiFormer Minister for Economic Security (8%)
Shigeru IshibaFormer Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party (18%)
＜Candidate Outlook (Media-based)＞
Shinjiro KoizumiFormer Minister of the Environment (23%)
Yoshimasa HayashiChief Cabinet Secretary (2%)
Toshimitsu MotegiSecretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party (1%)
<Showing willingness to run (based on reports)>
Ken SaitoMinister of Economy, Trade and Industry (1%)
Sanae TakashiMinister of Economic Security (11%)
Katsunobu KatoFormer Chief Cabinet Secretary (1%)
Yoko KamikawaForeign Minister (6%)
Yoshitada Noda...

AI semiconductor stocks crashedI'm being hit by.Report on the tightening of semiconductor regulations against China by the US governmentYaTrump's remarks about Taiwan are on saleconnected. On July 17, when the two news overlapped, NVIDIA shares fell 6.6%, and TSMC fell 8.0%. ASML, which revealed a rapid increase in order balances due to the AI boom in financial results announcements on the same day, also fell 12.7%. This is because the company was picked up in reports of tightening export restrictions to China.
Looking back,The pattern of “export restrictions to China” vs. “AI boom” continues when it comes to semiconductor stocks. The sharp drop on July 17thCurrently, it shows that concerns about the former have won over benefit expectations from the latter. What is this movementIs it short-term, or does it indicate the end of the AI boom。Examine future prospects based on past experiences and recent performance trendsI'll do it. Benefits apply when either momentum of the two winsPick up “Top 3 Shelf Bottoms” and “3 Hot Buys”I did it.
“Export restrictions to China” versus “AI boom” surrounding semiconductor stocks
●Short-term: “export restrictions to China” > “AI boom”?
Bloomberg announced on 7/17 that the US government...