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SGX Nikkei 225 Futures - Jan 25

Singapore
Symbol
Exchange
Currency
JP225DerivedJPY
SSIc1SingaporeJPY
JNMc1TokyoJPY
SSIc3SingaporeJPY
SSIc2SingaporeJPY
SSIc4SingaporeJPY
JNMc2TokyoJPY
JNMc3TokyoJPY
NKc2CMEUSD
NKc1CMEUSD
Currency in JPY
39,070.00
0.00(0.00%)
Closed

Nikkei 225 Futures Discussions

Japan’s punchbowl and handout based economy is never going to increase its GDP with 250 or 300% debt to GDP. This stock bubble’s days are numbered.
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It's as I expected. Because Japan is politically unstable, it had no choice but to freeze interest rates.I invest with 3x leverage. The yen is also possible at 0.58..k🤣🤣🤣🤣k🤣🤣🤣🤣
boj used to intervene in the market, but now it is almost impossible.
It is expected that they will have no choice but to raise it in December.
I think that 100k is reasonable,if we look debt and booming economy
Just short yen and then they can send this s&& & in the sky ,who give a f
The Boj had to raise interest rates last time. They need to raise it again, but it seems impossible due to political issues.The Boj had to raise interest rates last time. They need to raise it again, but it seems impossible due to political issues.k🤣🤣🤣🤣k🤣🤣🤣🤣I invested with 3x leverage.
Seems Jap corp threw their money to Nikkei instead of invest or raise wage =))
Totally. GDP needs to rise to justify these stock prices. It has been flat for decades. Companies are seeing solid profits but that will prove temporary because prices have surged, but pay has not. If companies are going to increase pay it is going to hit their margins, and if they don't consumers will soon be in trouble, and have to seriously cut their spending, which they are already doing. Both roads will lead to a fall in profits. If you want to see where this is going look at market cap to GDP and Cape/Shiller. Market cap to GDP is at about 170%, and the long term average is about 90 or 95%. Cape/Shiller PER is near 30, but with the massive debt to GDP growth is very limited, implying a much lower number is appropriate. It is only a matter of time before there is a sizable fall.
This is also the reason why their political approval ratings reversed.
Unless the interest rate exceeds 3%, the yen is trash and 3x leverage is the answer.
buy
I like that. Japan has a government debt to GDP ratio of 266%. It is talking about increasing its budget, pushing it closer and on the road to 300% of GDP. Is this a good thing for stocks? Is a country pushing itself closer to default a plus for investors?
If DJT wins in the US you can expect tarrifs to hit exporters, and then Japan will retaliate, driving the cost of living crisis in Japan to new levels. Is this factored into Japanes stocks yet, or is KM going to win?
They can't raise interest rates even if inflation rises or the yen goes to shit. The political situation is very bad.kkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣I invested with 3x leverage.
The Minister of Finance supposedly is watching the yen weakness, which is a signal they could do another US dollar dump like they have done a few times. I hope they do that and/or the BOJ does another surprise rate hike. GLTA.
39k tomorrow?
I invested with 3x leverage. It looks like they will keep interest rates on someone's word. As long as interest rates don't exceed 3%, stocks rise and the yen is shit.k🤣🤣🤣🤣
People read the news and think the media is telling them something. Oh, the LDP is no longer in power. That means the government will no longer be hawkish, and will no longer want rate hikes. Except that NO. THAT IS NOT TRUE. Ishiba said, oh yeah, a yen at 125 to the US dollar is about right. Then he became prime minister and did a total about face. He then said, no, rate hikes will not be coming. We will watch and do rate hikes when it is time. Yeah, but the time to do rate cuts came and went. The time to do rate cuts was when inflation was high. But every meeting the BOJ had an excuse not to raise rates. Meeting after meeting after meeting. And now, when the huge downturn comes, what? They are probably going to go negative again. More punchbowl, more handouts to failing companies that are in the business of capital destruction. And more debt for the government that taxpayers are on the hook for. How they can't see this is a fail model is beyond comprehension. Let the companies that are inefficient and destroying capital go. Stop feeding them with taxpayer money. Stop digging the country in deeper with endless fiscal spending spoonfeeding these awful companies. Raise rates and make the government accountable for its spending. Sheesh.
Just make it simple, dim the yen. Then everything else up, job done.
Not simple though. The weak yen is crushing the Japanese people. Hence, at least in part, they voted the LDP out. The cost of living in Japan is through the roof.
Sorry, i meant to write rate HIKES not cuts. He time to do rate hikes was when inflation was high.
what just happen??
Algo stop for few sec
WTF!!!
This is confirm boj is in market. Otherwise with this result retails cannt buy like this… casino
Agreed. Central banks have no place in stock markets. And Japan is the worst offender and has become state run. And you can't trust a word the politicians or central bankers say. They say one thing, then turn around and say the opposite. They say all kinds of bull spit. And they endlessly give handouts to companies and feed them with punchbowl making the whole Japanese corporate landscape an ocean of inefficiency and capital destruction.
BOJ is pulling the same strategy that lead to their Lost Decade. What’s really wild is the US Fed followed their lead in 2020 and is still doing so today. If everyone is cooking the books, is that the same as nobody? No, it’s much worse.
Here’s what Japan does. The government spends and then they print bonds and sell them. And then when nobody wants the debt the BOJ buys it. And so the government just keeps doing that with no accoutabiliity. And no intention of ever paying it back. And yes, the US is now following Japan down that road.
Thirty or so years of hefty fiscal spending, a flat GDP, amassing massive debt and endless punchbowl with the LDP in power nearly the whole time and now that they lose and suddenly that is a problem? No, it is great news for Japan. Corporate Japan needs to wean itself off of its government handout model, first. Second, the people who are hurting because of the weak yen voted the LDP out in part because of that very problem. The LDP would have just had more of the same. Fabrications and lip service, and then a complete about faces when it came to act. If the LDP had made any difference to Japan it would have implemented structure changes that make for a sustainable model, not endless buying from the future to prop up the now. One is six companies in Japan are zombie companies, and the government debt to GDP is 266%. The LDP had Japan dug in so deep it needs change, not endless experiments that history already made clear are a disaster long term. The John Law School of Economics solution is a recipe for long term disaster, and never should have been used in the first place.
Join them if you can't beat them 😂
The prices of Japanese stocks are bubble prices. If you buy you better be ready should you wake up with a massive gap down. Not anything I want or want to invite. If you have money to burn go for it.
Sell Nikkei, it is! Yummy.
mission impossible
39500 now and 32000 before closing today ;)
Here we go up again lol
The politicians have turned markets into a great big casino, with everyone a dopamine addicted gambler and expert on markets now. They've even got taxi drivers offering stock tips. Will they ever learn? That is the real question. Sigh.
Its all gambling now
Chuckkay leave it man
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