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01:00:00 - Closed. Currency in JPY ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  Japan
Underlying:  Nikkei 225
  • Prev. Close: 38,210.00
  • Open: 38,210.00
  • Day's Range: 37,750.00 - 38,500.00
Nikkei 225 38,190.00 -20.00 -0.05%

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Wheatowmaker again
Wheatowmaker again 21 hours ago
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Watch Nikkei. BOJ takes money from equities to fund intervention
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Okay. Is that your theory!? It would m a k e s e n s e, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single s m a r t thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stopped propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have had some balls and demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its i r r e s p o n s i b l e spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like V o l k e r did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ had no i d e a w h a t it is doing and n e v e r has.
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Okay. Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stopped propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have had some balls and demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Vvolker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ had no idea what it is doing and never has.
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Okay. Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stopped propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have had some balls and demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ had no idea what it is doing and never has.
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Okay. Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stop propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ is completely and utterly c l u e l e s s so would not have the sense to do something that clever.
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Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped huge a bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stop propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation. The truth is the BOJ is completely c l u e l e s s so would not have the sense to do something that clever.
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Sell in May and go away :D
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Even though inflation in Japan is high, the size of the BOJ’s balance sheet is already massive, the country is rife with zombie companies, the stock market is a bubble, savers in Japan get nothing on their savings and are correctly reluctant to invest in stocks because of the bubble, the people have seen their standard of living fall because of inflation, they have a super weak currency so cannot travel or invest abroad, the people are very unhappy with their government the BOJ insists upon an emergency crisis bank rate and is even still propping up assets with liquidity. How is such policy good?! The government needs to balance its budget and the BOJ nneds to raise rates. How is current policy suited to these problems?! It is just adding to them.
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Zombi e has lost 3 times his money on his bet on this! The 8 accounts he uses to post and downvote factual posts on didnt help either.
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Make another 10 accounts so you can really downvote. L o s e r.
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Im sorry you are gullible and believed the sharks who took your money but downvoting factual posts about how Japanese stocks how and why are going to fall a lot wont help.
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Endlessly monetizing government debt, as in Japan very very long running, is like a kid in a candy store who never leaves until his teeth fall out.
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Lower highs and lower lows on multiple time frames does not paint a very good technical picture here. In fact, the picture is very bearish overall.
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The rough return on earnings of this index is between 3 and 4%, but you can now get more than 5% on a two year or more than 5.4% on a three month T-note! Why would anyone honestly think a very very volatile index with a CAPE of 25 on a country with massive government debt, a GDP that has been flat for decades, and a falling population would be better?! Lol.
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Heading to 37500 and lower on the cash market after the open today in Japan.
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interest rate same. kkkkk. never change. stock is increase. yen is poor. 3x leverage 600% revenue kkk. boj always buy stock and make yen. today 1yen=0.0062 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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No. The BOJ no longer buys stock. It sold a lot of it, in fact, in recent months, and counterbalanced the sales with purchases of ETFs. But more recently, it completely ended its purchases of ETFs, and that was publicly announced. Your posts are wrong. Stop repeating that the BOJ is buying, because quite simply that is false.
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Making multiple accounts so you can downvote multiple times wont change reality.
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Make more accounts so you can downvote more, lol.
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Japan just said Higher CPI and lower growth. 😳 🤣
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