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Nikkei 225 (N225)

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JP225DerivedJPY
N225TokyoJPY
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38,250.50
-129.00(-0.34%)
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Nikkei 225 Discussions

Lower highs, and lower lows. It looks like the trend is now down. I would guess this will persist for some time with occasional moves up here and there until 30k and then below. We will see this to 17k and probably below over time. The only question is how long it will take.
Higher timeframes still higher highs and higher lows... see app. 39300 and then again up
helo
Hello
Will go back up....it already recovered so much from morning low
If you want cheap, buy Singapore and Hong Kong.
This thing is a bubble, and the euphoria is still there--meaning when it wanes because of the trend, this will pick up steam downwards.
U been saying this since 31k-32k and it keeps going up
will keep moving sideways!
Dow will not follow this.
Both the US and Japan are bubbles.
nikkai 39550 below watch
Shorts is like a working class.
Hello
Hi
I do not like.
Do you think it will correct to the upside after this red day?
The BOJ ended ETF purchases. Lol. How could you not know that and still trade this. At the latest BOJ meeting it was publicly announced there would be no more ETF purchases.
Also, in recent weeks the only reason the BOJ was buying this ETF was to counterbalance sales it was making of individual stocks it owned. In other words, it was trying to minimize moves down from selling that the sales would make. But now that it is not doing that any more, I would expect it will also sell its ETF positions ahead--that is if it has not already started. In previous decades, before the 2008 GFC, for example, it also sold its stock positions. Seriously, you ought to know more about the markets you trade in or you could lose a lot of money.
No matter what u say, it keep going up... sad but true
The BOJ, which owns about 80% of all Japanese ETFs, lol, is in the early innings of reversing that. And this index is extremely overpriced. Imagine anyone wanting to buy or hold Japanese stocks now. Lol. Imagine decades of punchbowl and propping up zombie companies, opening the door to massive government debt and waste and denying the people of Japan a return on their savings. Biggest successful fail in the history of the modern world.
As long as the stock is up dont worry about other things. Thay are pushing this up 41k and above
Since GDP has been roughly flat for decades, arguably the bubble is bigger now than in 1989--albeit the BOJ balance sheet is massive. Regardless, I'd tread carefully because a trigger big enough and a gap down open would be huge.
I like
perfect
it will go more to cloud
Useless index
It's interesting that talking heads on financial channels and in the news are constantly saying Japanese stocks are cheap. And yet market cap to GDP and CAPE are both in nosebleed territory. According to AI: A high CAPE (Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings) ratio and a high market capitalization to GDP ratio are generally not considered indicators of a cheap stock market. In fact, they often suggest the opposite—overvaluation or higher market prices relative to earnings and economic output.
I guess the talking heads are right and AI is wrong then?! Lmao.
Wow, nice. The CAPE on this index is around 30.
Great for a country with a heavily indebted government and corporate landscape of which 17.1% of the companies are zombie companies, the government is in the process of reversing its actions to prop this up to the moon, such as ending its ETF purchases and negative rates. And imagine that, but also where the market cap to GDP is in b u b b l e territory--implying an expected annual return of about minus five percent annually out a number of years. And where GDP has been roughly flat for decades and the population is in decline. Amazing!
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It's interesting people still want to buy this index with the Japanese economy weak, inflation in Japan a problem, the BOJ ending purchases of ETFs and having started to raise rates. Basically the tailwind is gone, and that doesn't include the miriad of other concerns such as the very extreme corporate and gov debtoads, the declining population of Japan, the sheer size of the BOJs balance sheet, the very high level of market cap to GDP, etc.
pure air ponzi
What is going on in China.
Wow, foreign investors in Japan pulled 1,461.6B x 100 Million yen out of stocks last week--the most since September last year.
Are cheap Chinese EVs poised to crush Japan's auto exports?
China's EVs could ultimately crush Japan's auto exporters, which are the crown jewel of Japan's exports. Hmmm... And this thing continues to bubble up.
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