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11/10 - Closed. Currency in JPY ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  Japan
Underlying:  Nikkei 225
  • Prev. Close: 39,300.00
  • Open: 39,275.00
  • Day's Range: 38,900.00 - 39,695.00
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India cracking. Chinese banks collapsing. US and Japanese bubbles cruising for bubbles of historic proportion, with retail piling in maximally... Hmm... Yeah, time to buy, LOL.
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Nice! Instead of reducing their exposure to stocks to a safer allocation of say 30% of their assets most American retirees have INCREASED their holdings to 60%. Wow! No wonder the ratio of US S and P 500 market cap to GDP is at at near 90 year high and for this index it is through the roof!
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Jeremy Lim Oct 11, 2024 12:34PM ET
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While you are spending your time taling about theories after theories about the bubble burst, u are way behind making profits from going long after daily dips
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Maybe you can make buy very high and hope to sell higher work for you. Good luck. But it's never worked for me.
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Zombi ee Oct 11, 2024 1:24AM ET
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I invested with 3x leverage and sold yen. The Japanese government and BOJ are in long positions.kkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣
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What justifies these high prices? GDP has been roughly flat, and very recently down, and stock prices are up 400%? It makes no sense. Sure, there are fluctuation, but 400% is not a fluctuation.
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Like, it's so flagrantly fraudulent, one can only wonder. But so now you have all of these people with money they want to grow for retirement or their kids' education and they have no idea what to do with it. They run to the financial industry and Wall Street who tell them nothing about the risks involved and simply put the money to work because otherwise they have no jobs and no profits. They crank out these fancy reports and tell people only half truths. Then the people see nice gains as everyone FOMOs out and piles in, having no idea that markets are currently bubbles. Bubbles that in large part have resulted because governments took on massive debt, central banks pushed up markets artificially with ETF purchases, massive bond buying, and everything else under the sun to prevent the bust part of the cycle. But that the massive government debt cannot go on indefinitely and exacts a high price, such as lost future growth and such. And that the endless efforts to push growth forward will hit a wall at some point and then the price will have to be paid. And then all of the busts too that never played out are like a huge bolder at the top of a hill that was pushed higher and higher and higher. And people dont know that the sheer size of the bubbles are massive. It is fraudulent. A total scam. Sad, really.
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Naw. I prefer the Warren Buffett thinking. Buy it cheap or hit the sidelines.
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A lot are going to lose all of their gains and then some in the coming bear market. They do every time.
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In fact, it's not mathematically possible otherwise.
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You think too much conspiracy theories chuck...
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Jeremy Lim It’s simple math. GDP has not budged in decades snd yet prices in the last ten, fifteen years are up 400%?
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Ali Baig Oct 10, 2024 6:34PM ET
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It's sad when you see Fraud sells without any punishment. Clearly if an ordinary person does it he goes to a Jail. When central bank & Government do that's a total different story. No trust in Japanese and American stock markets total rigged to the max
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You know there is a BUY option right?
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You gotta love how politicians spend taxpayers' money to prop up the economy and stocks in the name of elections, only to push forward grown and by doing that add a ton of debt taxpayers are on the hook for and make for a big fall after the effects wear off.
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People piling in and not selling at these nosebleed prices are very soon going to regret it. I think in a matter of days the fall begins.
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I sold the yen and bought dividend stocks with 3x leverage. boj is a long position.kkk🤣🤣🤣🤣
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The BOJ and Japanese government are so addicted to punchbowl and debt they are willing to crush the people of Japan because of their addiction and in the name of juicing exporter profits. Meanwhile, GDP is dropping like a rock, and bankruptcies have been climbing big. The level of government debt to GDP is heading for 300%. They have also created a stock bubble with ETF buying. Furthermore, zombie companies are about one in six--making for capital misallocation and capital destruction galore. When do they plan to raise rates now? They had their chance last year when inflation was raging. The level of incompetence is going to come to roost when the world economy collapses and Japan has no flexibility to lower rates. The bubble is also so big that when it comes down to earth, it is going to rock the country.
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