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05:00:29 - Closed. Currency in JPY ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  Singapore
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  • Open: 38,525.00
  • Day's Range: 38,525.00 - 38,525.00
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I sold yen. After that, I borrowed yen from a bank and invested it in dividend stocks and 3x leverage.
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The following Japanese Prime Minister and BoJ are in long positions.kkkkkkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Ultra Turbo Longs ! after super data
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If they keep up the debt addiction the problems are going to multiply. This according to chat gpt: Having a debt-to-GDP ratio of 300% for a government would generally be considered extremely high and unsustainable by most economic standards. Here are some problems that could arise from such a high debt level: Increased Interest Payments: With a high debt level, a significant portion of the government's budget would need to be allocated to paying off interest on the debt. This could crowd out spending on other essential services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Creditworthiness Concerns: A high debt-to-GDP ratio could lead to concerns about the government's ability to repay its debt. This could result in a downgrade of the government's credit rating, making it more expensive for the government to borrow money in the future. Economic Instability: High levels of debt can lead to economic instability. Investors may become wary of investing in the country, leading to capital flight and a decrease in investment. Inflation and Currency Devaluation: To finance such high levels of debt, the government may resort to printing more money, which could lead to inflation and a devaluation of the currency. Reduced Future Growth: High debt levels can hinder long-term economic growth by diverting resources away from productive investments. This could have negative effects on future generations. Austerity Measures: To reduce the debt burden, the government may have to implement austerity measures such as cutting spending or raising taxes, which could be unpopular and have negative social implications. In summary, a debt-to-GDP ratio of 300% for a government is likely to lead to a host of economic problems and could severely impact the overall health of the economy. It is generally advisable for governments to maintain debt levels at more sustainable levels to ensure economic stability and growth.
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The government addiction to debt and punchbowl in Japan has reached extremes. Why do the people of Japan stand for it? The extremes are so extreme now that it is near unfathomable.
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More government debt incoming! They are going tontake government debt to 300% of GDP? The result is going to be a shrinking GDP! Lol!
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I borrow money from a Japanese bank and invest in stocks~ Dividend stocks, 3x leverage .borrow~borrow~
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A sharp decline in the value of the yen is underway. I quickly sold the yen I owned.kkkkkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Japan, sigh. Commited to more of the same endless sugar high policy that didn't work in the first place, only pumped up a huge bubble, and left the country heavily indebted, and the people of Japan in the dust. Sure. More of what doesn't work just did the whole country in deeper. Yaay!
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when analysts say buy Nikkei, you need to sell.. just need to do the opposite. look at Hang Seng, just week before all analysts said can't invest in Chinese market and suddenly all turn bullish now..
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Sure. Analysts just jump on the bandwagon no matter what they think. The problem is, if they say what they really think, and it is not what everyone else thinks, and they are wrong, they lose their jobs. If they say what everyone els says and they are wrong, no problem cuz everyone was wrong. And they always look at what a chart has already done, not what they think is going to happen next. So if prices are really down, the all say strong sell. And if prices are all really up they say strong buy. Never trust an analyst. They usually have an agenda, too, such as wanting you to buy while their firm is dumping--and that way to help keep a stock price up while they are dumping.
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I sold yen. I borrow yen from the Bank of Japan and invest in 3x leveraged and dividend stocks.
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The next Japanese Prime Minister and BoJ are in long positions.kkkkkkkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣
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