24000 is on hold, isn’t it
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Now, the theme this time isMarket Impressions.
After the three-day weekend, the Japanese stock market started with a continued rise.
At one point it looked like it would approach 24,000, but following the yen-US dollar slowdown, as of 11:00, it has been pulled back to the early 23,800 range.
As expected,the speed of the rise was too fast, and when the valuation reaches around 15x PER, it starts to feel heavy.It seems the momentum has slowed a bit.
Also, with buyers as the market moved higher, it’s a bit difficult to push through given the yen’s strength.
In the afternoon session, there might be some positioning, but judging from the forex market, will we see a touch of 24,000 delayed?
On the other hand, the Nikkei VI hasrisen to 16.6and above.
As a result, option prices show a bias toward rises for both PUT and CALL.
There are only three days left until January SQ.
If today ends, the time decay may be quicker than expected.
Note) The above is my personal opinion, and is intended solely to improve financial literacy. Therefore, it was not created for investment solicitation. Also, while the blog content is based on data from reliable sources, the administrator does not guarantee its accuracy. Final investment decisions should be made at your own responsibility.
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