“Eastern Economist ONLINE column currently published” This year there may be a significant drop

Good morning, this is Matsushita.

Yesterday's Dow Jones rose again, at the very start of the new year

it reached a record high.

Today, the first trading day of the year, the Nikkei Stock Average is up sharply,

and it started with a celebratory mood.

Both the US and Japanese markets look strong this year as well.

However, within this year,

a significant drop is bound to come.

If we look at last year, it was a fall toward lows around April or September

that caused the downturn.

This year, there is a strong possibility of a larger decline

than last year.

Because mid- to long-term cycles are moving.

Beyond those mid- to long-term cycles,

an even larger ultra-long-term cycle is nearing completion,

and at some point

a massive crash will occur.

I believe it could be the next Lehman Brothers-scale

crash.

From those mid- to ultra-long-term cycles,

by employing cycle theory to gain a long-term view of the market trends,

a long-view video explaining future market prospects

[Special Video]

“A Lehman Brothers-scale crash will not happen until 2028.”

This video also explains the potential for a mid- to long-term decline that could occur this year.

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