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I couldn't do my best after being beaten by Lisian. Yesterday was a competitive match, and there were times when I didn't have any money, but it got smaller. 😢😢
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$Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group(8316.JP$
We expect it to rise, aiming for the highest value of 13900 yen recorded in 2006/4. There is a good possibility that interest rate hikes by the end of the year will be quite close by the time interest rate hikes are predicted for the next year and beyond. There is also a possibility that it will be faster if you take into account the effects of dividing by 3
We expect it to rise, aiming for the highest value of 13900 yen recorded in 2006/4. There is a good possibility that interest rate hikes by the end of the year will be quite close by the time interest rate hikes are predicted for the next year and beyond. There is also a possibility that it will be faster if you take into account the effects of dividing by 3
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NVIDIA issued frightening financial results, and the Nikkei Average also rose to 38,937 yen at one point.
From there, sales went up to 38617 yen, but they recovered to the 38800 yen range around 10:00 and were pushed back by the 38800-38900 barrier in question.
If you look at it this way, it's solid, but the number of stocks that have risen and dropped in price and TOPIX are almost flat. Sure enough, TOPIX Core and Large 70 are around +0.3%, but MID400 and Small500 are negative.
Also, if you look at the Nikkei Average in dollars, the conversion line and reference line are dead crosses on the Ichimoku equilibrium chart. The trailing line was shown below the candlestick, and the current candlestick also broke the bottom of the clouds... and the reversal of the three roles was shown. In other words, it's a beautiful sale on a daily basis.
I'm talking about it in the profitability video, but in addition to the fact that there are no materials to buy Japanese stocks now,
・Supply and demand have deteriorated and have not improved ⇒ there are still abnormally many unpaid credit and arbitrage arrears
・Financial results were softer than expected, and expected EPS could not rise at all
・China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan are strong, and portfolios of Asian stocks seen from overseas are shifting to selling in Japan and buying in China and Hong Kong
and a double pan due to fundamental supply and demand...
From there, sales went up to 38617 yen, but they recovered to the 38800 yen range around 10:00 and were pushed back by the 38800-38900 barrier in question.
If you look at it this way, it's solid, but the number of stocks that have risen and dropped in price and TOPIX are almost flat. Sure enough, TOPIX Core and Large 70 are around +0.3%, but MID400 and Small500 are negative.
Also, if you look at the Nikkei Average in dollars, the conversion line and reference line are dead crosses on the Ichimoku equilibrium chart. The trailing line was shown below the candlestick, and the current candlestick also broke the bottom of the clouds... and the reversal of the three roles was shown. In other words, it's a beautiful sale on a daily basis.
I'm talking about it in the profitability video, but in addition to the fact that there are no materials to buy Japanese stocks now,
・Supply and demand have deteriorated and have not improved ⇒ there are still abnormally many unpaid credit and arbitrage arrears
・Financial results were softer than expected, and expected EPS could not rise at all
・China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan are strong, and portfolios of Asian stocks seen from overseas are shifting to selling in Japan and buying in China and Hong Kong
and a double pan due to fundamental supply and demand...
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Now, I can't imagine the 140 yen dollar price. Rather, it's easier to imagine something around 160 yen.
This excessive depreciation of the yen made the earnings forecasts of Japanese companies rather conservative, and even though the US is booming, it is one reason why Japanese stocks are in a bad situation. I want it to stabilize soon.
This excessive depreciation of the yen made the earnings forecasts of Japanese companies rather conservative, and even though the US is booming, it is one reason why Japanese stocks are in a bad situation. I want it to stabilize soon.
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$NVIDIA(NVDA.US$
Even if it falls in the short to medium term, nothing will change in the long term. I'm looking forward to it!
Even if it falls in the short to medium term, nothing will change in the long term. I'm looking forward to it!
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日経先物ミニをやっていますが、まずは買い方でやっています。
そして。エヌビディア決算発表直後の上下急激変動がありますよね。
（超絶決算出さなきゃ大暴落とか言うけどPER的に大暴落なんてしないだろ）
ここで、日経先物3万8千5百円、4百円で大量の買いを入れました。
短く利確。これでどうでしょう。今夜は勝負です。
日経先物ミニをやっていますが、まずは買い方でやっています。
そして。エヌビディア決算発表直後の上下急激変動がありますよね。
（超絶決算出さなきゃ大暴落とか言うけどPER的に大暴落なんてしないだろ）
ここで、日経先物3万8千5百円、4百円で大量の買いを入れました。
短く利確。これでどうでしょう。今夜は勝負です。
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The king of the EV sector $Tesla(TSLA.US$ The outlook has clearly changed. The company has long rebelled against critics, but it is clear that the company is at a critical crossroads. Currently, it has fallen close to 30% year to date (a marked improvement from the low), and some bulls may be looking for signs that it is time to increase their positions in TSLA stock.
Consumer demand has declined, and competition in this field has intensified dramatically, and this is happening amid expectations that government subsidies will disappear.
Despite efforts to cut costs, Tesla continues to face significant pressure from the market. There is a possibility that stagflation will worsen the risk, and TSLA stocks seem overestimated to me with an expected PER of 44 times.
The question is, is Tesla really an AI, software, or technology stock, as the bulls and bulls in the investment world suggest.
I don't know if that is true, but I think there is a drastic drop from current levels.
Are TSLA stocks overvalued
After a sharp decline, investors and analysts said that prices were reduced...
Consumer demand has declined, and competition in this field has intensified dramatically, and this is happening amid expectations that government subsidies will disappear.
Despite efforts to cut costs, Tesla continues to face significant pressure from the market. There is a possibility that stagflation will worsen the risk, and TSLA stocks seem overestimated to me with an expected PER of 44 times.
The question is, is Tesla really an AI, software, or technology stock, as the bulls and bulls in the investment world suggest.
I don't know if that is true, but I think there is a drastic drop from current levels.
Are TSLA stocks overvalued
After a sharp decline, investors and analysts said that prices were reduced...
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$Metaplanet(3350.JP$ 11,000 shares prepared in the 19 yen range shine. Now I wonder where I'll sell it ♪
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Over 70% of Americans Respond That There Are No Financial Problems at Least - FRB Survey(some excerpts)
There is a big gap between households in their ability to handle temporary expenses.
Responses that student loan payments are overdue were 16% — the same as in '19.
Although there is a possibility that American people's views on the economy have deteriorated, it was found in the US Federal Reserve (FRB) annual survey that individual economic happiness levels have not changed much from last year.
There is a big gap between households in their ability to handle temporary expenses.
Responses that student loan payments are overdue were 16% — the same as in '19.
Although there is a possibility that American people's views on the economy have deteriorated, it was found in the US Federal Reserve (FRB) annual survey that individual economic happiness levels have not changed much from last year.
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