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38,795.0 +262.5    +0.68%
07:57:18 - Real-time derived data. Currency in JPY
Type:  Index Future
Underlying:  Nikkei 225
  • Prev. Close: 38,532.5
  • Open: 38,535.0
  • Day's Range: 38,455.0 - 38,867.5
Nikkei 225 38,795.0 +262.5 +0.68%

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Bon Johnson
Bon Johnson 13 hours ago
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4% inflation not good at all
Willie Booker
Willie Booker 13 hours ago
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Currently short. Nikkei cash needs to hold 38,050 or it’ll get ugly like last year. Long weekend though. Not sure if i want to keep my shorts over the weekend
Chuck Kay
ChuckKay 18 hours ago
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Modern central banks are like Anakin Skywalker. They were supposed to bring balance to economies. But instead they created massive bubbles.
Bon Johnson
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Yup
Chuck Kay
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Kuroda and Ueda are the worst of the lot. The two are Darth Vader and Kylo Ren, and both will be remembered for turning to the Dark Side.
Lordi Twardogóra
Lordi Twardogóra Feb 20, 2025 3:16AM ET
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38200 today or tommorow
Chuck Kay
ChuckKay Feb 19, 2025 10:13PM ET
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End cycle kicking in now or approaching anyhow. Lookout below. 20k coming. No, not today. Not tomorrow. Or next week even. Next month? Naw. But it's coming. So buckle up. The global debt levels are nothing shy of nuts. And asset bubbles are massive in more than a few cases.
Willie Booker
Willie Booker Feb 19, 2025 10:13PM ET
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20K? Chuck werent you shorting this 2 years ago? What happened? You took the loss?
Chuck Kay
ChuckKay Feb 19, 2025 10:13PM ET
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No, I didn't take a loss at all. I added to my position. :D
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I don't close positions if I know the numbers inside out. And I don't take positions without knowing them first. In my early days in markets I learned to watch your position sizes, first. Second, I learned I was ALWAYS right because I did my homework, and that if I closed positions early, I usually got burned. That said, I have learned that you can't easily judge the thinking of the crowd shorting or buying reverse ETFs. The crowd can be way off the mark, and they can take things to real extremes--which they have in these nutso times. I ought to have heeded the words of warning Keynes, which in so many words is that in that markets people be extremely irrational. Put another way I have been on the wrong side of this thing, but the numbers don't lie. In the future, I don't think I am going to go against an irrational herd again. I have always made good money buying undervalued stocks and riding them up. I just regret that I didn't know central banks and governments would do everything in their power to foster massive bubbles. Sigh.
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It's tough knowing what to do sometimes. I don't have the best access to good information like some do. In 2008, when Lehman went down I thought it was a good time to load the boat. Well, I was on the wrong side that time too. This time, I thought with SVB it was going to be another Lehman moment. I guess you win some, you lose some. That said, I don't close positions. I wait patiently. If I've learned anything in markets, it's to do your homework and wait patiently. Tough accounting for mass irrationality though, both ways. What looks like opportunities sometimes can be dead money for a LONG time.
Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal Feb 19, 2025 9:11AM ET
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forgot how to grow
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Bon Johnson Feb 19, 2025 1:50AM ET
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Norinchukin defaulting! Wtf! This has been covered up in USA just coming out
Willie Booker
Willie Booker Feb 19, 2025 1:50AM ET
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Are they defaulting or just have a massive loss?
Bon Johnson
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Willie Booker loss but need to liquidate to stay afloat look up theor 13f on google loaded to gills US EQUITIES
Chuck Kay
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It's not only them that will be liquidating. Japanese banks and financial institutions in general have loaded the boat on US stocks and treasuries. If they don't liquidate they will be left holding the bag. The whole house of cards is beginning to teeter.
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Bon Johnson Feb 19, 2025 1:49AM ET
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Norinchukin defaulting! Wtf! This has been covered up in USA just coming out
MK Pathak
MK Pathak Feb 16, 2025 7:26PM ET
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just be long........
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Dollar Flush Feb 14, 2025 1:50AM ET
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Another prime minister fall down soon, the game is always toward to sad ending
 
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