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22,660.00 0.00    0.00%
11/10 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  Singapore
Underlying:  Nikkei 225
  • Prev. Close: 22,660.00
  • Open: 22,670.00
  • Day's Range: 22,660.00 - 22,670.00
Nikkei 225 22,660.00 0.00 0.00%

Nikkei 225 Futures Futures Recent Sentiments

 
Users’ sentiments regarding the Nikkei 225 index futures, which are displayed both on charts of different periods of time and a detailed table.
Start Date Username Call Open Rate End Date Chg. %
Jan 08, 2024 HATTI CONSTRUCTION   33040.00 Feb 02, 2024 @ 36220.00 +9.62%
Aug 01, 2023 Владимир погорелов   33365.00 Nov 30, 2023 @ 33430.00 -0.19%
Feb 01, 2023 이흉악 앱   27165.00 Feb 06, 2023 @ 27165.00 0.00%
Jul 06, 2022 Sanket Adhikar   26210.00 Jul 29, 2022 @ 27755.00 -5.89%
Jun 29, 2022 Vrushabh Bobade   26790.00 Jul 22, 2022 @ 27755.00 +3.60%
Apr 21, 2022 Maynor Rivera   27470.00 May 13, 2022 @ 26390.00 -3.93%
Jul 21, 2021 CR Valac   27610.00 Aug 13, 2021 @ 28090.00 +1.74%
Mar 15, 2021 vbg99   29590.00 Mar 16, 2021 @ 29725.00 +0.46%
Mar 11, 2021 vbg99   28980.00 Mar 12, 2021 @ 29590.00 +2.10%
Mar 10, 2021 vbg99   28795.00 Mar 10, 2021 @ 28980.00 +0.64%
Mar 08, 2021 vbg99   28775.00 Mar 08, 2021 @ 28795.00 +0.07%
Feb 22, 2021 vbg99   30060.00 Feb 22, 2021 @ 30180.00 +0.40%
Feb 05, 2021 vbg99   28645.00 Feb 05, 2021 @ 28800.00 +0.54%
Feb 01, 2021 vbg99   27580.00 Feb 03, 2021 @ 28645.00 +3.86%
Jan 26, 2021 mTew oliss   28660.00 Feb 19, 2021 @ 30405.00 +6.09%
Dec 29, 2020 Maynor Josue Aguilar...   26805.00 Jan 07, 2021 @ 27045.00 +0.90%
Dec 04, 2020 Maynor Rivera   26850.00 Dec 25, 2020 @ 26500.00 -1.30%
Oct 29, 2020 Maynor Rivera   23900.00 Nov 20, 2020 @ 25680.00 +7.45%
Oct 06, 2020 Sergio Dominguez   23900.00 Oct 30, 2020 @ 23900.00 0.00%
May 19, 2020 Wannipa Chooloke   23900.00 Jun 12, 2020 @ 23900.00 0.00%
Jan 31, 2020 vbg99   22995.00 Feb 07, 2020 @ 23960.00 +4.20%
Mar 26, 2019 Andreas Rob   21335.00 Apr 19, 2019 @ 22100.00 -3.59%
Nov 16, 2018 Kishore BL   21815.00 Dec 16, 2018 @ 21310.00 +2.31%
Oct 19, 2018 chen choon Lim   22350.00 Nov 18, 2018 @ 21635.00 -3.20%
Jun 08, 2018 vbg99   22750.00 Jun 13, 2018 @ 22855.00 +0.46%
Apr 05, 2018 vbg99   21585.00 Apr 13, 2018 @ 21640.00 +0.25%
Feb 25, 2018 vbg99   22165.00 Mar 27, 2018 @ 20490.00 -7.56%
Jan 26, 2018 vbg99   23910.00 Feb 25, 2018 @ 22020.00 -7.90%
Jan 16, 2018 Felipe Jodra Cuesta   23685.00 Jan 17, 2018 @ 23800.00 +0.49%
Jan 08, 2018 николай ивлев   23745.00 Feb 07, 2018 @ 21945.00 -7.58%
Dec 26, 2017 vbg99   22870.00 Jan 04, 2018 @ 23165.00 +1.29%
Dec 19, 2017 Felipe Jodra Cuesta   22900.00 Jan 11, 2018 @ 23825.00 +4.04%
Dec 15, 2017 vbg99   22655.00 Dec 18, 2017 @ 22875.00 +0.97%
Nov 24, 2017 vbg99   22555.00 Nov 24, 2017 @ 22645.00 +0.40%
Nov 14, 2017 vbg99   22515.00 Nov 21, 2017 @ 22575.00 +0.27%
Oct 23, 2017 vbg99   21365.00 Oct 27, 2017 @ 21755.00 +1.83%
Oct 11, 2017 vbg99   20800.00 Oct 17, 2017 @ 21365.00 +2.72%
Sep 11, 2017 vbg99   19495.00 Sep 12, 2017 @ 19640.00 +0.74%
Jun 22, 2017 vbg99   20165.00 Jul 18, 2017 @ 20740.00 +2.85%
Jun 12, 2017 vbg99   19895.00 Jun 20, 2017 @ 20280.00 +1.94%
May 22, 2017 vbg99   19680.00 Jun 02, 2017 @ 20175.00 +2.52%
May 22, 2017 vbg99   19695.00 May 22, 2017 @ 19680.00 +0.08%
May 19, 2017 vbg99   19595.00 May 19, 2017 @ 19635.00 +0.20%
May 19, 2017 vbg99   19495.00 May 19, 2017 @ 19610.00 +0.59%
May 18, 2017 vbg99   19560.00 May 19, 2017 @ 19580.00 +0.10%

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Funny thing how the biggest sharks and littlest traders are attracted by the biggest moves after they are done!
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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!
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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.
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high market cap to GDP numbers*
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Is it market closed today?
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yes constitutional memorial day, holiday
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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.
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Watch Nikkei. BOJ takes money from equities to fund intervention
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Okay. Is that your theory!? It would m a k e s e n s e, but Japan has loads of US dollar reserves. As for the BOJ, if it ever did a single s m a r t 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 i r r e s p o n s i b l e spending, balance its budget and control itself--much like V o l k e r 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 i d e a w h a t it is doing and n e v e r has.
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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 Vvolker 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Sell in May and go away :D
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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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Zombi e has lost 3 times his money on his bet on this! The 8 accounts he uses to post and downvote factual posts on didnt help either.
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Make another 10 accounts so you can really downvote. L o s e r.
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Im sorry you are gullible and believed the sharks who took your money but downvoting factual posts about how Japanese stocks how and why are going to fall a lot wont help.
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Endlessly monetizing government debt, as in Japan very very long running, is like a kid in a candy store who never leaves until his teeth fall out.
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