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Anonymous ID: 87f35c Nov. 29, 2023, 6:50 p.m. No.20000666 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>0958 >>1004

>>20000568

TyB

>they’ll just put his soul into Kushner

Pretty much been the ‘new’ Kissinger for several years but make it official nso

>>19992777 pb MktFag: The Santa Claus rally financial PsyOp and this years pros and cons-analysis/commentary

mktFag: Japan office market faces foreign sell-off amid rising rates + GameStop bull trap and Federal Reserve history in election cycles

(These WW asset sales cap 1 are going to be regretted HARD in a few months but understand that they are going on what they see and are being told-most of these asset managers don’t know how the central banking system works going into an election season-see cap 2 and we always get this shit too >>20000611 as rates are dropped in front of most US elections-I am not an active trader so I have no “book” to talk but GameStop market makers and trapped longs by buying a shit ton of (wut were cheap) call options is trying to drive people to buy the equity on top of converting those OpEx purchases into share so they (Ryan Cohen cough) can sell in to that rise see:GameStop Stock: What's Behind the Unusual Options Trading Activity?

https://www.thestreet.com/memestocks/gme/gamestop-stock-whats-behind-the-unusual-options-trading-

It is a common tactic known as a ‘bull trap’ (habbened in DWAC) see >>19998127 pb and follow it back to OG post showing it ‘up’ on just thatBeware of this (and a lot are trapped in at much higher prices) look for an exit before YE and the smart ones sold already if they bought Monday

Ryan Cohen, the CEO takes no salary for his co role as Chairman too it’s likely he wants out as equity is only firm of compensation here-he also owns a shit ton of Apple equity and he did THIS same shit with Bed, Bath and Beyond-created a bull trap exactly this way and even admitted it-it’s not technically illegal but should be cause it’s immoral but those who buy into it make own decisions do their fault if they get screwed

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The international investors who had driven Japan's office building market are on track to become net sellers for the first time in four years in 2023, as falling rents and rising interest rates dim its appeal.

In the first nine months of 2023, foreign investors' sales of Japanese real estate more than doubled on the year to 1.05 trillion yen ($7.1 billion) while their purchases fell about 20% to 830 billion yen, according to real estate services company CBRE. If these trends hold,it would mark the first full year of net selling since 2019.. Weak demand for offices is a major factor in the pullback. Average rents in Tokyo's five central wards fell for 39 straight months through October, data from office broker Miki Shoji shows. In October, rents averaged 19,471 yen per 3.3 sq. meters, down 14% from the July 2020 peak. Vacancy rates have stayed above the 5% threshold indicating a glut for nearly three years, standing at 6.1% now.

Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC began the process of selling its majority stake in the Shiodome City Center skyscraper in Tokyo this summer, but how well that will go remains unclear. Fujitsu said in September it would move its head office out of the building as remote work changes its needs. With little sign of progress toward a sale seen recently, GIC "is being forced to reassess its plans," a real estate industry source said.

The fund has been shedding Tokyo offices in its portfolio amid an increasingly tough investing environment elsewhere. As office building prices tumble in the U.S. and Europe, GIC appears to be selling properties in Japan, where prices are higher, to make up for those losses.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Markets/Property/Japan-office-market-faces-foreign-sell-off-amid-rising-rates.

A lot of liquidation going on and smart buyers are taking advantage because both the Japanese and US bond markets are basically being panic bought and yields dropping fast-really all over world-as they need to get the value of those bonds back up before the year ends so yields (coupon rate) dropping. It’s a race into December and the 2023 last day of trading print that closes out the books for those on normal calendar accts practices.

They can go into ‘24 and say “look the 60/40 (60% equity and 40% Bond asset allocation) model still works” and then really drive that home with an FOMC Prime Rate cut as early as late January then start MASSIVE QE (another reason US bond market is dropping yields-its 2 thins)…the panic and uncertainty because they don’t believe any of the bullshit coming from the FED speakers and they know the US will never default as the World’s Reserve Currency-they have a digital printing press so a technical default will NEVER happenand that is what Moral Hazard looks like.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/fedfunds

https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/currency

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/currency