Japan
I have been nursing a big breakout theory on the Nikkei since it broke out in 2016. I have not held Japanese stocks for most of that time but have…
I have been nursing a big breakout theory on the Nikkei since it broke out in 2016. I have not held Japanese stocks for most of that time but have…
The "again" in the title refers to the previous false start on the big picture Japan situation. People can argue all they want about why Japan is not fundamentally bullish,…
So I am not going to pretend I've got all the answers on a day like this. My broad market longs are very mixed, my shorts are good and my…
Sure, we know the US is flying around up there in blue sky. And we know that the US "man in the middle" is also finally in blue sky. But…
The NY Fed's Empire index is the latest in a line of strong manufacturing reports. Several 'global vs. US' stock market charts are looking prospective, and then of course there…
Hey, did you know that the Yen has been bearish? Did you know that on October 10, when the Yen was just breaking down we made this NFTRH+ update highlighting…
The Euro is just a basket case right now. Daily chart... But I am not interested in the Euro so much as I am in ways to benefit from its…
We've been noting a deterioration in the Yen's technical status lately, which would help Japanese exports and its stock market in general. Here is the daily view of the Yen,…
I used to get freely distributed emails (i.e. non-premium) from a well regarded service based in the UK. They struck me as very smart and very buttoned down. What they…
On November 2 NFTRH+ had a spotlight on the Yen-hedged DXJ fund. We have also looked at Japanese Machine Tools/Robotics company FANUY and Financials, MTU and SMFG in light of…
Reference the Global Stock Markets segment in NFTRH 367. We noted a nice pattern on Nikkei and a couple gaps up higher to be filled. Here is the Yen-hedged ETF…
Add the US dollar to the list of items that are in question and on the move. The green circles show the higher highs and higher lows made by USD since the May low. In June it spiked down, tested that low and then shot higher.
In the current policy and media stoked market environment, anything is possible. It’s the wonderful, magical world of hands-on policy making. 5 years after the financial crisis, but still not enjoying a ramping economy like the good old (and long gone) days of the last great secular bull market (RIP 2000)? Just sit back, relax and let the man in charge control the image.