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Nikkei 225 (N225)

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37,090.50
-964.00(-2.53%)
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Nikkei 225 Discussions

start of downturn?
This reminds me of salespeople and firms collecting truckloads on subprime loans that led up to 2008. The salespeople will do anything to get their fees, including selling their grandmothers if they could, and then when the average Joe is left holding the bag they walk away wealthy.
no strength anymore haha good money to short at 40500 again
BOJ pump this , and when they have many victim put their money on nikkei , BOJ pull out their money to Treasury 🤣
The BOJ wanted a huge bubble. That way they lined the pockets of their friends. And when the economy is in tatters they will all have a good laugh at the average Joe Japanese alongside the salespeople pumpers that pumped this to the moon, fleecing sheep by the truckload.
So much for the All time high.
This is closing at the high of the day.
That or the low, I believe. Lol.
It will go up from here testing that 30 years old top now and is starting to revers, sorry ...
It broke that top already, like a week ago or something. And at a 30% higher valuation vs the last top in 1989. More lost decades incoming. And except for a huge BOJ balance sheet, truckloads of ETFs to dump and excess government debt, what has changed? Nothing except a decline in population.
Well, I guess productivity has also declined. So there's that too. Well, and the population has aged too. Amazing. And people couldnt get in fast enough to make this bubble even bigger.
buy now
I do understand it is frustraiting if you shorted and this still going against you, try to short at 50K maybe better luck there
If you do the math you will see a few things. First, market cap vs GDP shows this is not only overvalued, but by more than 30% higher than it was in 1989. Second, if you look at CAPE, closing in on 30, that is unreasonable considering GDP growth is basically flat over the last few decades--hence, suggesting a CAPE of around 12 is a lot more reasonable. Third, that you can get 5% on treasuries right now while CAPE suggests you will only get 3% max, and that doesnt account for risk. Honestly, I could give you 20 more numbers along these lines. What have the salespeople given people piling in here? What they usually do. Narratives that the numbers dont support.
Weak Yean supports this and attracting foreigner capital
Why is this bleeding? I thought that this was going to be green because the Dow finished up today.
Rates are going to 0.1 percent to start--this month or next. But the BOJ has said its goal is to normalize. In the context of interest rates historically, 2% or below is still a very extreme crisis rate. Hence, I would imagine it will take rates to at least 2% at some point. But then the BOJ has done so many unbelievable things--such as permitting the govt of Japan to amass massive levels of debt, who knows when.
0.1% is max what you will get imo... if you will get that, well maybe yes but no more....
I dunno, maybe. But the government is very unpopular now because it has done nothing except add to government debt by subsidizing oil to help with inflation. But food prices are through the roof so that the people are mad because a lot cant pay their bills now, their savings rate has gone negative and they cant save for retirement or to put their kids through school--a problem that endless zero and negative rates have majorly contributed to over the years because they cant get a return on savings. Stocks are also a huge bubble now so they cant even buy stocks.
Here's what the Ministry of Finance is saying with its numbers: Corporate Profits in Japan decreased to 23797.50 JPY Billion in the third quarter of 2023 from 31606.12 JPY Billion in the second quarter of 2023. And here is what the financial m e d i a is saying: Japanese companies have logged record quarterly profits. Yeah, pile in on the news.
going down now
Tomorrow's bagholders piling in with money they can't afford to lose. Amazing!
I think it still go up
Yup, probably. As long as the truth is obscured for the sharks to unload their positions the unknowing will continue to pile in.
nikkei225 still rising?
Japan is in a recession and people are still piling in. The euphoria is nuts. Most of these buyers will soon be bagholders.
Why anyone would anyone have wanted to buy Japanese stocks this whole massive rally is beyond comprehension. The BOJ has failed the people of Japan and investors on so so many levels. It let the govt of Japan take on massive levels of debt for one. It let companies do the same. It helped zombie companies crowd out good ones, and compete with them on price, creating deflation. It pushed interest rates down so low that the average Joe in Japan has long running had to double down on savings--also contributing to deflation. Then when inflation rose, it did nothing to head it off by raising rates--making it hard for the people of Japan--who have already had to save hard for decades just to pay the bills. Now the debt on so many levels is unmanageable and the average Joe in Japan is having trouble paying for food. And NOW it wants to raise rates into a recession--and with so much debt on so many balance sheets--including that of the govt of Japan. And what did it achieve? It made it hard for families to afford to have kids--creating a declining population and GDP. It propped up asset prices creating a massive bubble where salespeople have been telling people to pile in--and where a pending crash will crush a lot of those who do not understand. And the people of Japan continue to suffer and will for decades yet again. Amazing!
hi
perfect
Sell every rip.
When the dust eventually settles here, there is going to be a lot of dead money for a long time, yet again.
perfect
Hi
will it reach 41k this month?
not a chance
It could be the top is in or it's close.
perfect
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