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158.35 +2.69    +1.73%
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Type:  Currency
Group:  Major
Base:  US Dollar
Second:  Japanese Yen
  • Prev. Close: 155.65
  • Bid/Ask: 158.33 / 158.36
  • Day's Range: 155.00 - 158.44
USD/JPY 158.35 +2.69 +1.73%

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Delayed Futures - 19:58 - Friday, April 26th
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Cash 0.0063200-0.00010700.00642700.00642700.0063200143315:59Q / C / O
May 24 0.0063540s-0.00008800.00644100.00646600.0063275295404/26/24Q / C / O
Jun 24 0.0063885s-0.00008850.00647400.00650300.006341029906004/26/24Q / C / O
Jul 24 0.0064150s-0.00008900.00650150.00652000.00639609804/26/24Q / C / O
Aug 24 0.0064490s-0.00008950.00650000.00650000.00644905004/26/24Q / C / O
Sep 24 0.0064755s-0.00008950.00656450.00658850.006427050604/26/24Q / C / O
Dec 24 0.0065615s-0.00009050.00664500.00664500.006520011104/26/24Q / C / O
Mar 25 0.0066485s-0.00009100.00000000.00664850.0066485004/26/24Q / C / O
Jun 25 0.0067270s-0.00009100.00000000.00672700.0067245004/26/24Q / C / O
Sep 25 0.0068030s-0.00009100.00000000.00689600.0068030004/26/24Q / C / O
Dec 25 0.0068805s-0.00009150.00000000.00688050.0068805004/26/24Q / C / O
Mar 26 0.0069595s-0.00009200.00000000.00695950.0069595004/26/24Q / C / O
Jun 26 0.0070330s-0.00009200.00000000.00703300.0070330004/26/24Q / C / O
Sep 26 0.0071000s-0.00009300.00000000.00710000.0071000004/26/24Q / C / O
Dec 26 0.0071680s-0.00009400.00000000.00716800.0071680004/26/24Q / C / O
Mar 27 0.0072375s-0.00009450.00000000.00723750.0072375004/26/24Q / C / O
Jun 27 0.0073085s-0.00009550.00000000.00730850.0073085004/26/24Q / C / O
Sep 27 0.0073810s-0.00009600.00000000.00738100.0073810004/26/24Q / C / O
Dec 27 0.0074545s-0.00009700.00000000.00745450.0074545004/26/24Q / C / O
Mar 28 0.0075300s-0.00009800.00000000.00753000.0075300004/26/24Q / C / O
Jun 28 0.0076100s-0.00009900.00000000.00761000.0076100004/26/24Q / C / O
Sep 28 0.0076910s-0.00010000.00000000.00769100.0076910004/26/24Q / C / O
Dec 28 0.0077710s-0.00010100.00000000.00777100.0077710004/26/24Q / C / O
Mar 29 0.0078530s-0.00010150.00000000.00785300.0078530004/26/24Q / C / O
   
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it will be more up r down on monday
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As I said during NY session that many will close their buys due to weekend not knowing this will go to 157-158 after few hours, hope u held your buys over the weekends, we are getting close to 160 that I’ve been calling now for months, after that will head higher
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it's mean my account ll be washed
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Superb run ! Who said this pair was boring ? It is safe to say that anyone holding a short in the last 35 years is now totally burnt or deeply underwater ,,
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What, short the US dollar? A short on the yen has paid off handsomely recently as the yen weakened. As for the last 35 years? That is totally irrelevant. Regardless, it is only a few years since the yen was stronger than the 100 to the US dollar. And now there are bubbles everywhere thanks to long running ridiculous rates and people piling into stocks that currently have negative returns on them going out many years. When the bubbles burst because of some event that the authorities try to lie to everyone about then the US will cut rates and this will be strong again. It is only a matter of time before either people come to their senses and quit piling into bubbles with negative implied returns or an event has then running for the hills.
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toyota nissan every cm on this earth now japan should think about chapter 11
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1990 invested now lost 40% this big joke glad never trusted jpy
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1990? Try only a few short years ago. Anyone who invested in Japan only a few short years ago before the yen got pounded into the ground has lost truckloads. But that will change when the bubbles in the US stock market, housing and commercial r e a l e s t a t e burst.
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At that point the yen will strengthen overnight.
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When can that burst happened ? Lolzzz
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In 1929 the US stock market lost huge amounts overnight with no apparent direct cause except that selling begot more selling. Nobody expected a crash, but it came, and the drops were huge. That said, the stock bubble was huge. But then if you look at valuation measures like CAPE and market cap to GDP, the bubbles in both the US and Japanese stock markets are easily on par, or bigger.
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Nobody wants yen because the BOJ insists on endless emergency crisis rates. Why doesnt Japan raise rates then? It makes no sense to not raise rates to at least 2% unless you are in an emergency crisis. Furthermore, inflation is running above its target and has been for a while. What is the fixation the BOJ has with endless emergency rates? Is endless support of zombie companies a good thing? This is a perpetual drain on the country because it is a blatant misallocation of capital. It makes no sense. But so it is in Japan. The government must be allowed to overspend, and also waste the country's resources. Brilliant!!
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Raising rates to two percent should have been done long ago. As for what it would do? The US has rates near five percent and its debt is about half that of Japan--hence, if Japan raised rates to about two percent its servicing costs of the debt would be about equal to the US. And the US is managing. Both countries need to simply cut their overspending habits. Japan can easily afford 2%. The problem is the BOJ and government in Japan are completely clueless. Do you all of the imbalances things like QE and endless low rates do? Japan now has among the lowest levels of productivity of all OECD countries. That is because they endlessly prop up everything, and in the process prop up the weak. Their policies also pull growth forward and create overcapacity--also a very strong negative. Do you honestly think these policies that pump up asset prices making the wealthy wealthier and sticking the rest of us with the bill via inflation are good? One day, and I think soon, the whole mismanagement of it all is going to come to roost. And the result is going to be monumental. And a very harsh wake up call to the authorities who perpetually only care about the short term--but have forgotten the long term costs.
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Chuck Kayyou are one of the few people that actually understand macro and what is going on. The crash of the bubble is coming soon. I think the escalation of war may be the trigger when it causes oil prices to skyrocket. And for a country with all the technology they have to still be reliant on things like FAX machines (at least until when I was there until 2020), it is no surprise that they refuse to part with emergency crisis rates and the purchase of JGBs. They are not proactive but reactive. It is the culture to hang on to what worked in the past hoping things will get better.
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It is nice to know I am not the only one who understands. Very very few people really understand and I have felt like I am the only one on these forums who does. But I have read hundreds upon hundreds of books and have watched markets extremely closely for decades. These people piling into stocks and short positions on this currency do not know one tenth of the risks involved, and the salespeople with their narratives understand that these people are very gullible and lack the knowledge they need to navigate markets well. Oh well. Anyhow, thanks for your post.
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As for Japan, yeah. I am very familiar with the culture. They are very very slow to realize the reporcussions of their actions, and see them coming. I think they lack c r i t i c a l thinking skills in a major way. But what can you do? They ought to have made English an official language long ago. That would provide them access to a better understanding of the world around them.
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wow jpy pepole invested in japan lost 40% big hit
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Including Warren Bruffett. :O
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Haha Next week target 165
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