@bunburyoudoujp@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta When subtract all the ways I am productive from the equation to try to get back on your script. Keeping quiet about issues doesn't change shit either.
@bunburyoudoujp@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta It's not an Etsy store asshole. You don't care yet you're asking about what I do. Nothing I can do to fix Japan's economy. Government over-regulation and deficit spending is not on me. It's not my fault.
@bunburyoudoujp@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta Investing in quotes? You digging for something to start a new thread? Investing is a process. I also have my own online business.
@HotBodKebab@bunburyoudoujp@kurotesuta You got nothing. All your posturing on yen carry trade and as bond yields spiked the yen didn't spike bullish or bearish. Just coping, kebab.
@HotBodKebab@bunburyoudoujp@kurotesuta All this yen carry trade hysteria is just people making ad revenue sensationalizing whatever they can. With all the hysterical financial news put now the yen is doing what it has been doing. Same long term trajectory.
@HotBodKebab@bunburyoudoujp@kurotesuta Whatever market actions the govt takes will be temporary. Currency, like all other assets are driven by supply and demand. Slowing GDP, and trade balance growth is less Yen demand. Deficit spending is increasing money supply. This has the longer term impact.
@HotBodKebab@bunburyoudoujp@kurotesuta Switzerland has had next to nothing rates too . The reason why Switzerland doesn't have the issues yen does currently is because they kept their deficits relatively in check. Money supply is not growing at the same rate.
@HotBodKebab@bunburyoudoujp@kurotesuta You didn't say shit. You definitely didn't say a why. It hasn't Bond yields have just ballooned. Interest rates are going up and it's still currently losing value to the USD as I watch the chart. Deficit spending increases money supply. Yen M2 👇 https://t.co/vI1pNT1iFF
@EricMPro@KilianMuster He's making a narrative around some metric which yields widely different data year by year. Pick a year and Japan doesn't even make top 15.
@bunburyoudoujp@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta What's this about self awareness? He asked about yen carry trade. Both of you go on the record and say something about the yen carry trade. Just being smug and conceited.
@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta@bunburyoudoujp You haven't made a point. You just asked a question and are being smug about it. Unless you make one, you're just a smug troll.
@onebeggar@KilianMuster Yeah, I see that now. Who in the heck knows how this is measured because depending on the year Japan doesn't even make top 15. This year is just an outlier where US is low. Go ahead and pick your favorite year and write a narrative around it I guess.
@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta@bunburyoudoujp ChatGPT? Nope, Kebab troll. I'm pretty active in markets. Yen carry trade don't mean shit. Her budget has been on the news. Deficit spending is far more detrimental to the economy. Multiple outlets. Take your pick. https://t.co/Sba7ekNvFG
@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta@bunburyoudoujp Why anyone would be bullish yen long term is beyond me. Deficit spending will do more harm to the Japanese economy than any amount yen carry trades. https://t.co/Sba7ekNvFG
@HotBodKebab@kurotesuta@bunburyoudoujp The yen carry trade is just investors taking advantage of low rates. Raising interest rates is only temporarily advantageous for Forex Yen bulls. It makes borrowing more expensive for businesses and the population. Anyone doom posting yen carry trade should lay off tik tok.
@KilianMuster@PewPew2801 If people really did have the comfortable income, they would be having more kids. GDP, which is the economic activity in the country would not be slowing down. Wages have stayed the same while yen is drastically worth less. Assets aren't being converted to spending cash.
@KilianMuster@PewPew2801 Whatever assets people have are not readily spendable assets. Purchasing power has been decreasing for a while not recently. Depending on the year, Japan doesn't even place in the top 15 in median wealth. This year seems to be an outlier when the US is low.