February 14th: Break above or break below? The decisive Friday during European and American trading hours

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A friend invited me the other day: “Shall we go to the Mummy Exhibition next?”

I replied, “I’m getting old soon myself, I’ll wither like a mummy, so I won’t go.”

My friend rolled with laughter.

Well, I’m interested, but it makes me a little shiver with something.

Have you all been?

And that friend was worried, “There’s no masks anywhere.” So I reluctantly gave him a box.

“Why do you have so much stock?”

“Why don’t you stock up, instead?”

“I didn’t think it would come to this...”

That friend likes things like the occult,

“Tokyo Olympics isn’t coming,○○ has always predicted it, you should be careful,”

He always conveys various things with a cheerful tone,

so why on earth hasn’t he prepared at least a mask? It’s a mystery to me.

But he’s a charming, mysterious friend.

Still, I worry if the Olympics will really be okay.

If the WHO had given a stronger warning at first, Japan’s decision before the Spring Festival might have changed, but

the WHO said it wasn’t a big deal, so the moment has passed.

But if everyone wears masks, washes hands, and stays vigilant, it should subside to some extent, so let’s all protect ourselves.

And,

As for the Japanese yen, it is stuck at a high level.

I hope that the infection does not spread to the point that no one buys Japanese yen, but who knows?

This week there are no forecast changes, so the cross-yen forecast remains unpublished.

If it moves in one direction, I will publish it.

Well, today as well, this is Keikana Line’s line-method forecast.