Toyota Tsushi breaking out of descending triangle, Moving HigherMoving higher on strong earnings results and continued dominance out of Japan. Strong balance sheet. Actually more than it's market cap. Trade at your own risk. Longby theabder6
shock is coming soon Don't forget IT Don't forget Lehman Buy zone 3270 low-level wait the time Shortby hasaway69696
Sony looks to be in a rising wedge.I expect a pullback to the 6200 zone in the next few weeksShortby stupendelious5
TOYOTA MOTOR CORPTOYOTA is on BULLISH TREND, BUY opportunity Holding a long term Trend line as a STRONG SUPPORT Longby Adil3
AU KDDI hasn't pumped yetThe chart of KDDI looks uncanny to it of DOCOMO. It should follow the foot steps of DOCOMO and pump soonLongby JoEUpdated 7
Sony long. Daily chart VS Weekly Chart.Will we see a new up-trend 📈? I will put it on my list and wait for the new PS5📈 Comment below what you think?👍Longby Michael_Guldbech4
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP MAY KEEP GROWING! two false breakouts of a major trendline with a higher low formation on Toyota! it is a good bullish sign to consider and based on that I expect the stock to keep growing to higher levels. the first key level is 7200 the second key level is 7800 have a great weekend!Longby VasilyTrader2244
profit short position, nice wavethinks,Big wave I think profit short position no trend I see by hasaway69692
Chart of the Day 3/3: Avoid Banks, this time is differentAs we contemplate the convergence of long-term US rates with that of Europe and Japan as well as the Japanification of the global economy, it is useful think about the potential impact on banks. Yes, low rates are not good for banks and as we have seen in Japan, perpetual low rates does not equate to an increase in velocity of money. That chapter in financial textbooks need to be re-written. This series of charts will look at the American, European and Japanese banks and this time it is REALLY different. Not in a good way. As you can see, banks are testing long-term post GFC support levels. The key difference is, the last few times the banks tested trend line support, the stocks were oversold. This time, as you can see, banks are overbought on a weekly basis testing long-term trend support. Whether this is bank-specific or a prelude to the wider trend, the jury is still out. This much I will say, the Americans do not know what they do not know in relation to the Covid-19 situation in the US. For an economy which strength has been measured largely by increases in temporary employment, this is an interesting situation to be in. Shortby WellTrainedMonkey3