[Personal Assets] Comparison between ten years ago and now
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Since last month, the USD/JPY has risen from the early-month decline and is hovering with little movement around the previous level.
It seems to be forming an “ascending triangle” on the chart, doesn’t it?
Technically, the chart looks like it wants to go higher.
Well, movements will come eventually, so once it moves, there will still be plenty of time to trade, so I think it’s important to keep the current movement in mind.
USD/JPY daily chart
From here, if it falls by 10 yen, it would be interesting, but as you can see, the chart wants to go higher.
Whether it breaks out and returns immediately, or breaks out and moves into a range before moving again, I don’t know, but in any case when that movement occurs, I will chase it on a 1-minute chart with my trading approach.
Be aware of and monitor the buy/sell reversal on the 1-minute chart with your million-trade approach.
At that time, using the 1-hour chart and the million-trading line as references, it’s also good to predict pullbacks and rallies.
Now today, I’d like to write about how different personal assets were ten years ago versus now.
According to the Bank of Japan’s report from ten years ago, personal financial assets were about 1800 trillion yen, but now they seem to be about 2400 trillion yen.
Always, savings and deposits make up about half, but looking by household,
Single-person households: about 13 million yen
Households with two or more people: over 16 million yen
Looking by generation…
You’ll be surprised when you see it, and I’m not even meeting the median…
There will be some disappointed people, so I’ll skip mentioning that.
Anyway, everyone is hoarding money.
I don’t know if these people are investing or speculating, but they seem to be doing some form of activity, including stocks, more than ten years ago.
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I think that is fine.
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Leverage is still available, and with a small amount of capital you can make decent trades.
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Today we compared ten years ago with the present personal assets, and I think the market will become even more active from here, so opportunities will be abundant and will come from outside.
You should develop the “skill” for that time.
Becoming a billionaire overnight is difficult, but if you apply compounding to FX or currency options, there are times you can achieve it in a year by luck.
Seizing that luck requires daily persistence, so I think you should face the market with that perseverance.
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