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12:49:50 - Delayed Data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 38,425.00
  • Open: 38,450.00
  • Day's Range: 38,365.00 - 38,450.00
Nikkei 225 38,365.00 -60.00 -0.16%

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Bryan Shipley 10 hours ago
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Japan just said Higher CPI and lower growth. 😳 🤣
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Even elementary school students know that they had to raise interest rates this month to catch the yen. They are too late, and so will be the case this year. kkkkk .etf stock 3x leverage go~ .
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Interest rate only 0.1 now after raised. Tiny amount.....
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It looks like they've intervened. But this is only a short term impact and still yen will be a poop price.(this year.interest rate same.kkkk.)
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Issues associated with trade between Japan and China could impact profits by some Japanese tech companies that sell to China. Hence, that is yet another potential negative for this index. Also, Japanese companies that source their manufacturing or some part of it to Chinese companies, I imagine, could run into difficulties as a result of the above if tit for tat results between the two countries. Again, that is yet another negative for this tech heavy index. Third, if China and others, like Hong Kong and Singapore continue to improve economically, all of the hot money that moved out of China and into Japan could go in reverse. Hence, be careful about buying or holding this index, or any Japanese stocks. A falling market for these reasons often sinks all boats.
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Warzone 13 hours ago
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However I must admit u do always make good presentation in your opinion.
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Chuck Kay
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People can downvote me all they like. It wont change reality. Blaming the messenger when you ought to be thankful you are being informed of the truth is as old as the hills.
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People so eager to downvote me--fine. But what evidence is there that Japan is a good buy? I have heard people saying Japanese stocks are undervalued, but that is not the case overall. The truth is, yeah, there are undervalued stocks in Japan, sure. But overall the market is a bubble. The CAPE and market cap to GDP clearly show that. Also, talk about corporate governance and all of that--it is nothing new. That narrative is a recycled one from more than ten years ago, and Japan is very very slow to change--and it did not change much ten years ago, and wont now. So there you go. If you do have evidence there is good reason for buying Japan, let's have it.
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Why get so upset over downvotes? The votes doesn't put bread and butter on your table. I wouldn't pay too much attention to the votes. The index is heavily manipulated as in all market. If u trade purely based on economics facts and policies then u are most likely to be disappointed. As u have said there are strong untouchable forces behind all the drama.
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ABC abc I am not upset. Instead I am pointing out that there is little good in disliking an opinion without good reason. If there are ANY solid ressons for being bullish on thus index I’d like to know about them. I can not think of a single one.
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Much as I explained only hours ago, the drop was bound to happen--and it could happen again. Yet another selling of US dollars in exchange for yen would cause a carry trade reversal. Expect more drops in the near term. I would also expect the BOJ is interested in selling more of its ETF position, and that the rotation out of tech will continue all providing major headwinds in addition to this being a bubble. Good luck if you are long this, but there are strong forces against you.
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Warzone 17 hours ago
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Exciting Great wild swings!‼️
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Intervention in yen buying from the governement. Prpbably will go back up later..they favor weak yen for export amd tourism
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A weak yen is good for Japan in some ways but it is also very problematic for the domestic economy. Japan exports a lot, but it also imports food and oil. A weak yen makes input costs a lot higher for a lot of goods. A lot of Japanese are also very unhappy with the government because a weak yen means they cannot travel abroad, and have to pay very high prices for imported goods. There are also companies in Japan that import from abroad, and they are currently losing a lot of money because of a weak yen. Hence it is not as clear cut as you suggest.
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Furthermore, a strong dollar and weak yen hurts US companies that export to Japan, and hurts domestic companies in the US because they have to compete with cheaper and more profitable imports from Japan. Hence, I doubt the US government is very happy about a weak yen and it may even make for trade tensions between Japan and the US.
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Or if not tensions, coordinated efforts to reverse the problem.
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33200 maybe
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See its came down. ...enjoyyyyy
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AGAIN negative HAHAHA ENJOY
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I'd key an eye on dollar yen. There are major short positions on the yen. So if the Ministry of Finance were to well dollars and buy yen they might be able to stop out a lot of those short poitions and create a short squeeze. If that happened the carry trade would begin to unwind. Put another way those who borrowed yen to buy stocks would have to sell stocks to repay the loans. That whole process would cause stocks to potentially fall big and fast. So I'd be very careful in this market if you are long this index.
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keep* an eye on / sell* dollars
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I'd also be aware that the Nikkei 225 is very tech heavy, and the rotation out of tech at this point in the cycle has already begun. That means this index is going to go down and the top is already in.
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Downvoted and yet I was exactly correct, as the big drop shows.
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