On the 28th, the government held a meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office to discuss Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s goal of becoming a “nation built on asset management” and stock market trends. With the sharp drop in stock prices this month in mind, Kishida called for continued investment, saying, “Prices may fall sharply in the short term, but it is extremely important to make calm decisions from a medium- to long-term perspective.” Kishida has called for “from savings to investment” and has sought to foster investment momentum through cooperation between the public and private sectors, including the launch of a new NISA (tax-free small investment system) that expands tax incentives. As the base of individual investors expanded, the Nikkei Stock Average hit a new all-time high, but on August 5th it fell 4,451 yen, the largest drop in history, and has continued to fluctuate unstably since then. Joint.
The fortunes I’ve drawn one after another are “Stop increasing your assets” and “The market will be volatile.” Should I sell all my stocks? Should I sell my foreign bonds and put them in gold?
In the US, they expand their finances, so GDP grows and stock prices go up. Japan doesn’t do that, so stocks go down. Do you know what people overseas call Japanese stocks? They say they’re manipulated stocks lol.
Do you think the next 30 years will be the same as the last 30? NISA has been very effective for the past 30 years. ] I’m looking forward to the UK in 30 years.
After this, Nvidia will announce its financial results, which will be attracting attention from all over the world. If the earnings are good, the stock price will skyrocket, so buy; if the earnings are bad, the stock price will skyrocket, so buy. Either way it’s a buy.
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