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Nikkei gains sharply to 18,000 level on BOJ fund buying impact

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Yes BOJ will buy all.. , can not understand why people have to work... the BOJ can support anyone with fake printed money.

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Is the article talking about another SoftBank? According to the tokyo stock exchange, it’s currently 46 yen down at 1368.

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@ Bugle Boy

Is the article talking about another SoftBank? According to the tokyo stock exchange, it’s currently 46 yen down at 1368.

Softbank Group is valued at the price listed in the article while Softbank, the mobile division is listed at the price you are referencing.

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Will be down by the same this time next week.

The volatility likely not over yet.  when it is those with cash will make some money.

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Plus if some of this is BoJ ETF buying then guess for the first time they might make some money on their asset purchases.

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Ultimatelty, higher taxpayers debt going into the pockets of those who choose to and can afford to buy stocks.

As always the gov't is going all out to protect the fake free market economy at the expense of all else ... including rational thought.

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@JJ Jetplane. You are right. I dropped the ball on this one. I called my stock agent and she straightened me out.

So, I bought some shares. Hopefully, we’ll see a repeat of today’s performance tomorrow.

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Government money buying up stock?

How on earth does an airline show robustness at this time yet JAL gained just under 4%.

Most JAL employees aren’t even working at present.

I was working today so I must be up at least 8%!

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So, cheaper oil means cheaper consumer goods right?

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Sold my shares in Softbank Group. Made about 100,000. Not bad for a single day.

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