I have been watching other people on the Internet say how the Japanese stock market is, so why not see it with your own eyes!
This picture is from the 1H level trend chart of the Japanese stock market. Each K-line gathered together in the picture is the trend of one day.
Recently, there have been a lot of gaps and gaps, and the gap amplitude has increased from a small amplitude at the beginning to a large amplitude now.
Through the Japanese stock market, we can clearly see the sensitivity of the Japanese economy, high volatility, high risk, the previous exchange rate defense, the current stock market defense, and then the bond market defense. Once it is lost, the stock, exchange rate, and bond triple kills will explode.
In 1985, Japan signed the Plaza Accord, which foreshadowed Japan's second defeat since World War II, but this defeat came from the economy. Since then, Japan's high-tech development has been curbed by its big brother, and it has been forced to become a "blood bag". From 1986 to 1991, the yen appreciated rapidly, and behind the glorious currency value was a lot of inflationary pressure, which led to a highly tense economy. This stage is called the Heisei boom.
Since 1991, the Japanese economy has entered a 30-year recession, known as the Heisei Depression.
Although the two successive chairmen of the Bank of Japan have tried to save the Japanese economy and fight against US dollar capital, at present, they have only continued the period of Japanese economy's death, and have not brought the Japanese economy back to life. Japan has not walked out of the 30 years of disappearance.
It was also from the Plaza Accord that Japan began to hoard overseas assets on a large scale. To date, the scale of Japan's overseas assets is more than twice the GDP of Japan's domestic economy. In fact, in the Japanese capital system, people have gradually worn out the consensus of abandoning the local economy. After that, they may be rootless duckweed.
