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Nikkei 225 Mini Futures - Feb 24

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JP225DerivedJPY
SSIc1SingaporeJPY
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Nikkei 225 Futures Discussions

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Thats why i said Buy the Dip and always make money 😁
People have obviously been conditioned to buy the dip. But that was also the way in the lead up to the crashes in 1929, 1973-1974, 1989 in Japan, 1999-2000 and even with cryptocurrency in 2017-2018. At some point buying the dip will not work, and it will cause a lot of people to lose a lot of money. Buying the dip is a lot safer--and virtually risk free in markets that are not bubbles.
Chick chick...i thinl u are looking at different nikkei...i think u need to see psychiatrist......
Buy, buy, buy when you could instead buy a rising index like the Hang Seng index! Losing money is wonderful, isnt it!?
Yeaaa right . Want a reward? 😂😂😂
I got a good, nice reward on watching that quick, clean waterfall drop, knowing it made you squirm, lol.
Ho see psychiatrist chuck...enougj dude.....u must lost a lot since last year shorting nikkei.stop lying to yourself with your story telling comforting yourself at thr same time misleading other people.....poor soul
Once all of the hot money that rushed into Japan figures out that this is going to continue sinking, like it has done again now for a few days, they will leave and go to hot markets like the Hang Seng, and Hong Kong. Soon, there will be rush out of Japanese markets just like there was a rush into it. And when the US market crashes, this will be back under 20k, and still heaing lower. Watch and learn.
I wish the GOP had a sober candidate vs a drama monger who hides behind contraversy. To me politics has become a real chit chow.
As for the other party. Lol. How can spending like a drunken sailor be a good thing?! Another chit chow candidate. In Canada there are three main parties vs two. The US needs a third party.
Always buy the dip and dont be influenced by story teller 😇
Here's a little tip to help you think about it. GDP has been roughly flat for decades. That is because the population in Japan has been falling for decades. Now, because market valuation depends on GDP, and there was a stock bubble in 1989, why would there not be a bubble now if stock prices are about the same now as there were then? Because it's different now? Lol! Because salespeople tell you it's different now? Yeah, sure.
People like you who don't know how to do junior high school math or understand simple logic and listen to salespeople ought to safely invest your money in treasury bonds and forget about it. But there a millions in markets these days just like you. People who have never lived through a bear market and have no idea. And most are going to lose a lot of money.
Look at nikkei right now....hopefully no one listens to you 😇
Oh yeah. The people who believe the salespeople narratives continue to downrate me. Be my guest and go right ahead. Make multiple accounts even and downvote me ten times. If you think salespeople are honest and numbers lie good luck to you. But you are in for a good lesson.
ARM down almost 9% after hours. This is curious because when its profits were surprisingly good it pushed Softbank up and the Nikkei went with it. Now that the opposite is the case, it will be interesting to see if the Nikkei drops sizably. Regardless, the top is in, and in my opinion the direction of this index is firmly down.
You get a sugar high and every time it fades, cram a sugar donut down your gullet. Pretty soon you're eating twenty a day, your arteries slowly getting clogged up, you're getting a gut, even the occasional angina. But you keep cramming the donuts down and despite getting worried stopping has grown really hard. This is the central bankers who ignore what Keynes meant saying: In the end we are all dead. Namely the Fed, the BOJ especially, and others. Ignoring the ideas from the likes of Hayek, Von Mises, and Schumpeter is a pending disaster. And markets are on the cusp of stark reality, I think. GLTA.
only shorting has survive this
ENOUGH PROFIT BOOKIN NOW TIME FOR PUMP
The BOJ's smoke and mirrors show was pretty good long running. Sad its bag of tricks has a huge number of deep, wide and rapidly expanding holes. GLTA.
Chuck U need to take some time off from your obsession
Markets are only one of my obsessions. And that has been the case for about 40 years. Ha ha. I have seen this rodeo before. If people dont like my insights, that is their problem.
U in your golden sixties ❓ U looking like Top Gun Tom Cruise if I may say so. Believe it or not I am fascinated by your lengthy insights
This old dog is going well below its recent low. Buckle up.
nterest rate same. kkkkk. never change this year. stock is increase. yen is poor. 3x leverage 600% revenue kkk. boj always buy stock and make yen. 😁😁😁
Oh yeah, the BOJ which publically announced it ended its ETF purchases lied and the BOJ is directly purchasing shares from you whenever you use levarage, like 3 x leverage. Buy, buy, buy and make ten more accounts on this website and not only downvote disbelievers, but be sure to upvote yourself.
Oh, yeah, Zombi e, lie more. And even believe your lies. The thing about lying is you can do it all you like but the numbers do not lie.
Why ever go down at all?
Oh, it will. And it could be a doozy of a drop i think. If you dont believe me do a search for Japan and its market cap vs GDP and CAPE numbers. Both numbers quite clearly show Japanese stocks as a bubble--in one case the biggest in the world. The US the same, but also includes real estate. And so it is only a matter of time and patience. I'd do what Warren B is doing and have as much cash as you can muster waiting for the day when there will be the bargain sale of a lifetime. But dont trust me. Do your own due diligence. Good luck.
Its liek wish upon a star. Just buy the dip
Oh yeah! Buy the dip alright. And please use as much leverage as you can. And if it goes down more just hold on and wait. And then make ten accounts on this website and downvote posts you know are right but wont help you get your money bsck. Good luck with that.
Waiting for explanation summary for the drop....😁
Another waterfall drop. Probably someone big selling, even the BOJ. In all honesty, were I the BOJ and sitting on a huge pile of ETFs, I would be selling every rip, and selling hard.
just follow Warren Buffet when he is selling then this will crash
The guy sold Apple and is sitting on the biggest cash pile in his history. Just to clue you in, he was doing the same in 2000 and the early 70s, both time before major crashes.
Actually he sold a lot of Apple, not all. But regardless, he is on the sidelines now, sitting on a huge pile of cash just like he was before major crashes in the 70s and the early 2000s.
Funny thing how the biggest sharks and littlest traders are attracted by the biggest moves after they are done!
Its funnier not to buy when big drop expecting this to keep going down 😁
What's funnier still is Warren Bruffett sitting on the sidelines with the largest ever pile of cash in his entire history.
It's interesting that a former Fed advisor is saying the US is already in a recession, isn't it? How could that be? Buy bulls, buy!
It's great that until Japan fixes its fundamentals, including addressing its massive debt--which typically limits growth--in addition to its falling population, which is a strong headwind against growth--you have those fine salespeople selling narratives. Those narratives will carry this market way up, and you will be very very rich even though the fundamentals are not good long term. In fact, the high market to cap and CAPE numbers that point to a bubble are not a concern as long as the fancy narratives convince people to buy. So load up and worry not. This is going to the moon.
high market cap to GDP numbers*
Is it market closed today?
yes constitutional memorial day, holiday
Those who shorted the yen got squeezed twice with the Ministry of Japan selling dollars and buying yen. Now that they have been burned twice, some are reluctant to short the yen yet again. And so now the yen is stronger and when exporters repatriate their profits to yen they no longer have such a big windfall, and so this index is less likely to risse as much on central bank liquidity injections and such. Maybe those international investors who bought dips are a little happier because they will have currency gains, but those gains are counterbalanced somewhat by lower profits to exporters. GLTA.
Watch Nikkei. BOJ takes money from equities to fund intervention
Okay. Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stopped propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have had some balls and demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ had no idea what it is doing and never has.
Okay. Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped up a huge bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stop propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation of capital. The truth is the BOJ is completely and utterly c l u e l e s s so would not have the sense to do something that clever.
Is that your theory!? It would make sense, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single smart thing it would not have pumped huge a bubble in the first place. Second, it would have raised rates long ago. Third, it would have long ago stop propping up zombie companies. Fourth, it would never have bought ETFs. Fifth, it would have demanded the government of Japan once and for all end its irresponsible spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like Volker did in the US years ago. Sixth, it would not have endlessly pulled growth forward causing one recession after another and endless overcapacity and the misallocation. The truth is the BOJ is completely c l u e l e s s so would not have the sense to do something that clever.
Sell in May and go away :D
Even though inflation in Japan is high, the size of the BOJ’s balance sheet is already massive, the country is rife with zombie companies, the stock market is a bubble, savers in Japan get nothing on their savings and are correctly reluctant to invest in stocks because of the bubble, the people have seen their standard of living fall because of inflation, they have a super weak currency so cannot travel or invest abroad, the people are very unhappy with their government the BOJ insists upon an emergency crisis bank rate and is even still propping up assets with liquidity. How is such policy good?! The government needs to balance its budget and the BOJ nneds to raise rates. How is current policy suited to these problems?! It is just adding to them.
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