Hundreds of billions of traders are scalping

Hello everyone.

Interest rates are rising around the world, gasoline, electricity, and meat are all going up, and inflation is occurring. I wondered historically how this major inflation compares, so I looked into it.

It seems that current inflation is at its highest in 40 years.

Forty years is a long time, and almost no one participating in today’s markets has experienced anything like this. It’s unclear whether it will continue to surge or plunge further.

However, since there is money to spare worldwide, there seems to be a situation where prices might fall but don’t actually fall.

Already the world is inflated to the max, so I believe that phenomena like Credit Suisse or the collapsed U.S. financial institutions will inevitably emerge somewhere.

Moreover, with this rise in interest rates...

This will probably cascade even more in every sector than during Lehman Brothers, and I’m starting to feel uneasy about it.

In the meantime, I happened to watch a video earlier and heard something interesting from Yusuke Narita.

He spoke about the “2000万円 problem” concerning retirement funds.

According to him, Japan’s population dynamics show fewer young people, and in the future there will be even fewer people who work.

As a result, more people will struggle to make ends meet, but Japan is becoming a country that will have to accept that reality.

If that happens, society will fail to support those who cannot make ends meet, as many people and countries around the world already experience; Japan is simply gradually becoming that way, and there’s no helping it.

Even pensions will clearly decrease, and pensions will only be a supplement to living expenses, not the money to live on, he said.

If you think about it calmly, Japan developed at an incredible pace after the war, but before that there were also times when life was quite precarious...

Considering that, Japan is facing a situation that seems to be heading toward ruin.

It’s a frightening thing to think about.

I don’t know whether it will be in ten years or twenty, but I feel that it is likely to happen within the lifetime I am living.

At a supplier affiliated with my company, a skilled trainee from a certain country is working, and the other day I asked him, “How much is your monthly salary in your home country?”

He replied, “30,000 yen.”

There are many street wanderers in that country who have nowhere to go, but due to the country’s development, the capital has become a destination for world money, and the wealthy are becoming wealthier.

Someone who sits in between or below that middle tier is the skilled trainee earning 30,000 yen.

Everyone can feel that Japan could also end up like this in the future, not zero.

In fact, in Shin-Okubo, the Tacchinbo area has changed from Southeast Asian people to Japanese people.

That is astonishing.

In the end, if you have a certain amount of money, you can manage somehow.

Japan used to be a manufacturing country that produced goods.

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After that, manufacturing moved overseas, and Japan became a country of retail and service industries.

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Right now, whether Japan can transform into an “Inbound Tourism Island Japan” using inbound tourism is the key from now on.

Personally, I think it may be the last item that can allow fairly decent living across the country.

Really, what will happen?

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