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Nikkei to stem dip again?NIK225 - 24h expiry - We look to Buy at 32465 (stop at 32165) Price action has continued to trend strongly lower and has stalled at the previous support near 32712. A Doji style candle has been posted from the base. Price action looks to be forming a bottom. This is positive for sentiment and the uptrend has potential to return. Preferred trade is to buy on dips. Our profit targets will be 33215 and 33355 Resistance: 33205 / 34015 / 35000 Support: 32610 / 32200 / 31410 Please be advised that the information presented on TradingView is provided to Vantage (‘Vantage Global Limited’, ‘we’) by a third-party provider (‘Everest Fortune Group’). Please be reminded that you are solely responsible for the trading decisions on your account. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. Any information and/or content is intended entirely for research, educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or consultation advice or investment strategy. The information is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific person and therefore does not involve a consideration of any of the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any viewer that may receive it. Kindly also note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. We assume no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information and/or content provided herein and the Company cannot be held responsible for any omission, mistake nor for any loss or damage including without limitation to any loss of profit which may arise from reliance on any information supplied by Everest Fortune Group.
NLong
by VantageMarkets
JPY stock basket Reacts To US Dollar RallyThe past week has had plenty of developments for many financial instruments across all markets. COINBASE:BTCUSD has slid to the downside, Major US Indices have also see a decline. JPY 225, the major stock index in Japan has reacted quite aggressively to the movement of the US Dollar. The JPY 225 index is one of the indices we have identified to be strongly inversely correlated to the dollar index. As can be seen in the chart (The US Dollar index chart is the grey line chart). The reason for this correlation is quite lengthy. But it largely has to do with the US being the biggest consumer of Japanese manufactured products. That being said, we've seen the US Dollar index Break lengthy bearish trends this past week. And Subsequently, The JPY 225 has done the exact opposite. If we ought to trade the JPY 225, We would be looking for short positions. And as can be observed in the charts, those who trade chart patterns would identify Head and shoulder on the JPY 225- Signaling the beginning of a potentially strong bearish trend. The Market has also broken a bullish trendline channel which confirms a potential long-term reversal. In order to track the movements of major instruments we will look at how the dollar index moves in the coming week. Since there are plenty of US news this coming week, We will see how the overall market responds to those and adjust accrdingly. Share your thoughts and Let me know what you think about this analysis! Until Next time.
BLACKBULL:JPN225Short
by Lihle_Jaza001
Stocks Are Falling on the Background of the Activity of Central This week could be the worst for stock markets in 3 months after a series of interest rate hikes by central banks, writes Bloomberg. The UK and Switzerland raised the rate by 0.25%. While the US Fed has left rates unchanged for now, Jerome Powell said another rate hike or two may be needed in 2023. Higher-than-expected inflation in Japan has also fueled speculation that the BOJ may adjust its super-loose monetary policy. At the same time, an interesting situation is emerging on the Nikkei 225 chart. Having broken through the resistance line (1) in May, the Japanese stock index rushed up, attracting bullish speculators. Growth last week was particularly rapid, suggesting that the market is in the climax of the upward momentum. And the downward movement this week confirms this assumption. A bearish engulfing pattern may form on the Nikkei 225 chart, and, remarkably, if this happens, it will be at the border (2) of a large parallel channel, which begins in the first month of 2021. Thus, the area around 33,000 shows its strength as a resistance and can be used by the bears to build their trading campaigns. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
FXOPEN:J225
by FXOpen
JPN225: Ascending Channel UptrendThe JPN225 has been steadily advancing within the confines of an ascending chanel. This pattern suggests a series of higher highs and higher lows, reflecting consistent buying pressure and an overall bullish bias. Within this ascending channel, a symmetrical triangle has formed. The triangle is characterized by a converging range of price action, as both the swing highs and swing lows gradually converge toward a breakout point. The narrowing range indicates decreasing volatility and potential pent-up momentum.
BLACKBULL:JPN225Long
by UnknownUnicorn48526553
NI225 has closed positive for 9 consecutive weeks !NI225 has closed positive for 9 consecutive weeks ! Is it about to reverse? This chart shows the weekly candle chart of the Nikkei Stock Index from the end of 2019 to the present. The graph overlays the line between the low point in 2020 and the low point in March 2023, the line between the low point in 2023 and the sub low point, as well as the horizontal line of the short start position in September 2021 and the horizontal line of the long start position in April 2023. As shown in the figure, the Nikkei Index has closed positive for 9 consecutive weeks and has exceeded its limit! In the next week, as the strongest Nikkei index in the near future, there is a high probability that it will lead the global stock index to retreat, probably by stepping back on the top diagonal line in the chart, and then choosing a direction!
TVC:NI225
by Think_More
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NIKKEI INDEX BEARISH OUTLOOKNIKKEI Index, alongside most Asian stocks, dipped in the Thursday trading session, amid concerns regarding rising interest rates and slowing growth of the global economy. The investors are still anxious to invest in risky assets before the Fed meeting, which will determine rather to hike the interest rates or hold. The analysts are divided on the issue due to mixed economic data. The price chart had formed a bearish engulfing Wednesday and keeps the trend Thursday as well, failing with 0.2%. MACD and RSI indicators are still high, but the slow moving average of the RSI had crossed the overbought barrier from above, and the MACD histogram is declining. If the trend continues, the price might target levels of 31648.81 and 31383.88. On the other hand, if it crosses the pivot point of 32178.67, it might test its resistance level at 32443.6. Risk Disclosure: Trading Foreign Exchange (Forex) and Contracts of Difference (CFD's) carries a high level of risk. By registering and signing up, any client affirms their understanding of their own personal accountability for all transactions performed within their account and recognizes the risks associated with trading on such markets and on such sites. Furthermore, one understands that the company carries zero influence over transactions, markets, and trading signals, therefore, cannot be held liable nor guarantee any profits or losses.
BLACKBULL:JPN225Short
by legacyFXofficial
Corporate governance reforms are working for JapanJapan1 is trading at a 33-year high, despite a challenging global macro backdrop. At 15x forward Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, Japan has been trading at a valuation discount versus global peers, for a considerable period of time. We are finally starting to see a number of catalysts help narrow the wide valuation gap versus global peers – an improvement in corporate governance, rebound in domestic consumption post the pandemic, strong earnings results in FY3/23 and a weaker yen. This has led to a notable influx of overseas investor capital into Japanese stocks for 8 weeks in a row. This rally was initially stoked by Warren Buffet publicly investing in Japan’s five leading trading companies. Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffets industrial and insurance conglomerate also said it intended to hold onto the investments for the long haul and could increase the size of its holdings to as much as 9.9%. The Japanese equity rally has also been fuelled further by a combination of strong macro-economic data and solid earnings results which saw ¥5Trn in buyback announcements. On the macro front, the re-opening driven rebound in domestic demand is supporting the economy. Recovery in Travel demand boosts business confidence According to data on travel and tourism from the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA), spending on domestic travel reached ¥4.2Trn in Jan- March 2023, surpassing pre-pandemic levels slightly. The rapid recovery in inbound consumption is also a tailwind with the number of visitors to Japan in April back up to 73% of the 2019 average. Strong travel demand is supportive for business confidence. In tandem, the May services Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) reached its highest level since the survey began in 2007. This is consistent with trends in consumer sentiment evident from the May consumer confidence survey which showed an improvement in the consumer confidence index for the third month in a row2. Rebound in domestic demand aids growth According to preliminary estimates, GDP in Jan-Mar Calendar Year (CY)23 grew by 0.4% following two quarters of negative growth3. The main driver was private second demand, with consumption rising 0.6% and capex up 0.9% quarter on quarter (QoQ)3. Even public investment, which has been weak for a while, rose 2.4% QoQ contributing 0.1% to GDP growth. On the flipside external demand, highlighted in the export trade data, contracted 4.2%, dragging down headline GDP growth by 0.9%. While inbound spending, classified as services exports in the GDP statistics, increased 5.6% QoQ, goods exports contracted 6.5%3. Fast forward through years of deflation, inflation is beginning to trend higher. Inflation triggered by structural labour shortages is forcing companies to raise wages meaningfully and re-think their pricing strategy. So, while the rest of the world is battling inflation fires, Japan is trying to ignite one. However, the most recent inflation print in May showed a surprising slowdown in Tokyo core price gains. Slower inflation is good news for households, which are spending more as the economy re-opens. It also gives further ammunition for the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to maintain its stance on ultra loose monetary policy. BOJ governor Kazuo Ueda acknowledges that Japan’s economy continues to require significant stimulus to maintain a goal of stable demand-driven 2% inflation. Owing to which, we have seen the Japanese Yen decline 5.51%4 versus the US dollar. This in turn has made Japanese exports cheaper aiding Japanese export companies. The myth that Japanese companies do not reward shareholders has been dispelled now Japan’s Fiscal Year 31 March 2023 earnings season witnessed results that were resilient overall. What stood out was the large increase in the number of share buyback announcements ¥5Trn. This was not a consequence of profit growth alone but more likely a result of the changes of the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s (TSE) Price/Book (P/B) criteria as discussed here. Share buybacks have attracted foreign investors and is providing an important tailwind for Japanese equities. Corporate governance reform has been a thematic in Japan for seven years. However, this time we are seeing reform make breakthroughs. We got early indications from the mini-March annual shareholder meeting that showed Japanese investors voting more actively at AGMs. The next major catalyst will be the June AGM season. In regard to the potential impact to the new TSE guidelines on Japanese companies, feedback initially was mixed. However, we have seen 15%+ moves on the day of reform announcements by Japanese companies which confirms the market is clearly rewarding companies that are being proactive. Solid earnings results provide a tailwind for Japanese equities Japan’s Fiscal Year 31 March 2023 earnings results were resilient highlighting sales growth 16.4% YoY and 2% in net profits YoY5. The sectors that guided for the highest earnings growth in Fiscal Year 31 March 2024 are the ones that benefit from lower materials prices, namely electric power & gas, pulp & paper, and glass & ceramics. The domestic demand-led sectors are posed to benefit from reopening and inbound tourism, including land transportation, retail, and financial. They also issued the next strongest earnings guidance.
TVC:NI225
by aneekaguptaWTE