Until the yen stops weakening, as long as foreign countries obtain various things from Japan, will it be a runaway yen depreciation⁉

The harvest moon was large and beautiful, wasn’t it?

With the sound of crickets, we were able to enjoy a good Moon-viewing after a long time.

The yen depreciation is making daily life even harder, isn’t it.

Today, various price increases were announced again.

As expected, Mr. Kishida.

* America reportedly forgave $10,000 of student loans for its own university students, but

Japan provides generous aid to foreign students, but does not assist Japanese students, which is strange.

* Strange to give 4 trillion to Africa* Strange to give 5 trillion to India

（If there were 9 trillion, there would be various things that could be done for Japanese people...）

* It’s strange that the Emperor would attend Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral while he himself wants to go too.

Is Mr. Kishida a resident of a land of wonders?

In Europe, a Prime Minister even talks about [considering post-Great Reset issues],

so I wonder if he deliberately left the yen depreciation to this extent.

By the time you notice it, stocks of cheap Japanese companies are bought by foreign capital, cheap land and water sources are in foreign hands,

the image of workers = servants who work hard and earn low wages while Japanese people don’t think about anything seems to be taking shape.

Now then, this week’s USD/JPY and GBP/JPY,will be analyzed with the Keikana Line.

*This article is preparatory analysis information to demonstrate the effectiveness of the Keikana Line.

*People who have learned the Keikana Line should compare their own values and flows with what is presented here.

*Note: This is preparatory analysis information and does not constitute trading advice.