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Nikkei 225 (N225)

Tokyo
Symbol
Exchange
Currency
JP225DerivedJPY
N225TokyoJPY
Currency in JPY
38,026.17
-326.17(-0.85%)
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Nikkei 225 Discussions

Its amazing how zombie company can thrive.Only happen in Japan. LOL
39450 up to two weeks
36800 levels come in nikkai
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The current average PER of the top 10 companies in this index is a staggering 53.8, lol. Amazing.
And yes, I am aware of the relationship. But so what? You know what dollar/yen has done, but how can you know what it is going to do next?
Stocks have an intrisic value. You buy them when they are selling below that value, say at maybe half, and then you wait. You simply can't lose money that way. Alternately, you buy them now when they are selling at bubble prices, and you set yourself up for either depending on people buying them from you at even more ridiculous prices, or you guarantee yourself very poor or even negative returns.
hi bro could u summarize market trend of HK/china due to trump tariff concern for the upcoming uncertainty? Should i buy the dip at lowest in jan24?
Europe rose on the Trump win and then dropped like a rock due to tariff concerns. The futures for this are up big as was this index yesterday. Are tariff concerns really not a big concerrn for Japanese exporters? This this is up big mostly on exports to the US I thought. Or do people have to wait to hear it in the news. I dont get why a Trump win is good for Japan. Higher input costs and higher import costs due to a weak yen plus tariffs are somehow good for Japan?
The yen plummets, Nikkei rises...Simple logic.
The Nikkei has tanked almost 1000 points. Not so simple logic. Tech and the AI bubble is why the Nikkei bubbled up. It is similar to 1999 to 2002 when the Nikkei got creamed. A weak yen is really bad for the people of Japan and the domestic economy because it pushes import and input costs through the roof. And Japan's extremely high goverment debt, punchbow and handout based economy is the Titanic headed for a huge iceberg.
Or at least the Nikkei futures tanked 1000 points, that is.
Next 39850
Japan heading south. Weak yen and weak consumer spending
25000 is the best dip if u want to hold for some years but it doesnt make sense it would bubble to that low level. No i see stock market globally unstable and the bond markets are also weak perform.Dont know what to say....
wait for 3500
all world marker crack situation
Japan’s punchbowl/handout based model for its economy, with its falling population and ever rising fiscal deficits and government debt of 266% debt to GDP and rising, and its now massive stock bubble has to be the worst place in the world to invest. Without GDP growth, which requires much lower debt and efficient companies, this massive bubble’s days are numbered. GLTA.
this week 39250
nikkai new record high going 42500
hope so sooner supporting a bullish movement
eyes on 39000
or even 38900
250000?
39000?
If coalition wins , bubble will pops. Nikkei crash . The sins of LDP 🤣
Why would anyone even buy this on dips? It is ridiculously overpriced. Moreso than any other index save itself in 1989. That said in 1989 at the peak of the bubble GDP was lower, but not as much as you would think. GDP in Japan has been roughly flat, outside of fluctuations, in nominal terms, since 1992 or so.
First, the average PER for the top ten companies in this index by weight is a staggering 55. Second, the market cap to GDP of this index is at a staggering 170% with the historic average at 97.5% and the low at 45%, based on numbers over the last 20 years. Both of these numbers indicate serious mispricing. If you really think the bubble can get any bigger and you can buy at very expensive prices and sell later to someone else, that is going to be tough at these prices. The level of market cap to GDP implies a long term loss of nearly 4% per year every year for at least ten years. Why anyone would even buy dips at these prices is signs of the global mania in stocks these days. Tread carefully because big sudden drops overnight or otherwise could take prices down to rational levels, which would put this index at half its current price, and in a crisis, a lot lower, and prices would then possibly not come back for decades. If debt to GDP were lower than the extreme level of 266% you might expect GDP to grow, but that is very unlikely. And the fact that GDP has been at the same level for decades implies there are few reasons to think that will change and justify bubble prices. GLTA but tread carefully.
it will go up to 42200
42000
The junk will crash
Cream of the krap, and silly overpriced even if Japan had hopes of growing. Which it doesnt given its lack of immigration, shrinking population and massive government debt. Most backward approach to handling its problems in the modern world.
2024/10/10
If they dont do something about the ultra weak yen the rise in bankruptcies is going to continue to climb.
Who would want to trade this or live in Japan. It's a bubble, so it can crash overnight. If it goes any higher, but bubble gets bigger, which will lead to an even bigger crash down the road. You can't short it because the BOJ cannot be trusted. They say one thing and do another as a rule. And you can't do much with your yen because the currency is so weak. You also have a very much higher cost of living now so you can't afford to gamble on bubble stocks. And this is what the BOJ and government worked so hard for? I'd fire them all if I were in charge. The lot of them are useless, lack foresight, and do everything to mess up the lives of the Japanese people.
Any advice
40000 come
awasome
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