$Hims & Hers Health (HIMS.US)$
I came because I heard Yamachan is here.

$USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
I’m getting tired of this prolonged range-bound market; I hope we move on to the next phase soon.

$Silver Futures (MAY6) (SImain.US)$
$XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$
The chart is looking relatively better now.
Trading volume is still 💩, but the Ichimoku Cloud shows a bullish triple role reversal and the trend is improving upwards.
If we can stabilize around $86, we might be able to challenge the previous high.

$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$
Today, just a quick look at the short-term charts.
First, on the 1-hour chart, we’re in the middle of an impulse wave 5 → correction wave 1. Volume is moderate, and the MACD shows a bullish trend reversal with a death cross.
In other words, we’re currently in the process of a very short-term to short-term uptrend reversal.
The pullback level for the short-term Wave 2→3 advance has support from the Ichimoku cloud, and if it holds up until now, the pullback can be considered successful.
If the pullback succeeds, prices could rise to as high as $76,993, potentially signaling a true bull market. Otherwise, it's a bearish sign 💀.
We can’t let our guard down yet.

$OSE Nikkei 225 Futures (MAR6) (NK225main.JP)$
It hasn't been that great a development, has it?
It's bouncing off the previous uptrend line. Currently in the correction b→c wave phase. Trading volume has clearly decreased, and the MACD seems to be slightly turning downwards from up?
If it bounces off the green support line, there might be a small chance, but if a corrective wave C is confirmed here, it’ll complete one cycle at 50,000 yen. It would be wise to tolerate a drop to around 46,952 yen at most.

$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$
You're the 'Gyaku-gami' (contrarian god), so please stop saying things like this...
US-based Bitmain anticipates the end of a 'mini crypto winter' and has purchased an additional 60,000 ETH

$Silver Futures (MAY6) (SImain.US)$
If it exceeds $85.5, it might be pretty good

$USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
Global Resource Total Value Ranking (Yen Conversion)
🥇1st Place, Russia
Approximately 11,250 quadrillion yen
🥈2nd Place, United States of America
Approximately 6,750 quadrillion yen
🥉3rd Place, Saudi Arabia
Approximately 5,100 quadrillion yen
4th Place, Canada
Approx. 495 trillion yen
5th place: Iran
Approx. 405 trillion yen
6th place: China
Approx. 345 trillion yen
7th place: Brazil
Approx. 330 trillion yen
8th place: Australia
Approx. 300 trillion yen
9th place: Iraq
Approximately 2,250 trillion yen
10th place: Venezuela
Approximately 2,100 trillion yen
By the way, Japan 🇯🇵
Around 150 to 300 trillion yen
Ranking around 40th place
Main resources:
① Limestone
Japan is actually among the world's top class
(Cement material)
② Gold
Kagoshima's Hishikari Mine is among the top-tier in the world
③ Geothermal
Due to numerous volcanoes, the potential capacity ranks third globally
However, 'the ocean' is a different story
The narrative changes when considering seabed resources
A well-known example is methane hydrate, also called 'burning ice,' with an estimated value of several quadrillion yen
🔹Rare metal mud
Surrounding Minami Torishima
Cobalt, Nickel, Rare Earth Elements
Estimated value
👉 Tens of trillions to hundreds of quadrillions yen level
Marine resources → Possibility of being world-class
In geopolitics, there is one reason why Japan does not exploit its resources
🇯🇵...

$CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index (.VIX.US)$
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