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It will not be a pleasure, since the squaring of the initial circle is made even more complex by the banking crisis that nibbles on confidence and brings down establishments that seemed sheltered to need in the United States. Jerome Powell has work tonight at 8:30 p.m.

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Tech and bank results

"A Day of Momentous Financial Developments: Tech Companies Excel as Banking Crisis Looms, American GDP Approaches, and Petroleum Market Flounders."

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Warren Buffet's investments in Japanese companies: a long-term bet

In this video, describes Warren Buffet's recent investments in Japanese companies

, especially in five conglomerates. Buffet has invested about $12 billion in total, including $3.5 billion

Dollars in Mitsubishi and $3 billion each in Itosu and Mitsui. Buffet said he would be happy if

One of the five leaders approached him to partner with Berkshire Hathaway, and it seems that Buffet is interested in

Do long-term business with these five giants. These companies are all commercial companies that exist

Since the 19th century and who are involved in various industries, such as agriculture, mining

And distribution. These companies have been affected by the pandemic and shortages of raw materials, and the investment of

Buffet was made after the COVID-19 crisis, but before the rise in raw material prices.

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DON’T FIGHT THE FED

There is an adage that says "Don't fight the Fed," but it is a myth that does not work. It explains that the increases or decreases in interest rates by the central bank do not directly create monetary tightening or easing, but simply change the price of money. To truly understand what is happening in financial markets, one must have a more fundamental understanding of money creation and availability. The "Don't fight the Fed" adage is about 50/50 effective, working only half the time, and investors should focus on more solid principles instead.

This adage became popular in the 1960s thanks to the television program "Wall Street Week" and appearances by Martin Zweig, a portfolio manager who was not very important in the financial industry.

I encourage investors to focus on more solid analysis and avoid common myths in the financial market.

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CHART PATTERNS

Chart patterns are models that appear on the price charts of financial markets. They are used by investors to identify trends and forecast future prices. Chart patterns are divided into two categories: continuation patterns and reversal patterns.

Continuation patterns indicate a temporary pause in an uptrend or downtrend, followed by the continuation of that trend. Reversal patterns, on the other hand, signal a change in the direction of the price trend.

Chart patterns can have a significant impact on financial markets. When investors identify chart patterns, it can influence their decision to buy or sell. If many investors identify the same chart pattern, it can lead to an increase in trading volume and therefore a price increase or decrease for the asset in question.

It is important to note that chart patterns are not an exact science and should not be used alone to make investment decisions. They should be considered in the context of other factors such as economic fundamentals and geopolitical events.

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F.E.D

The Federal Reserve, commonly known as the "Fed," is the central bank of the United States. It was created in 1913 to regulate the banking and financial system and to ensure financial stability in the

country. One of the most important functions of the Fed is to control monetary policy, including setting interest rates. The Fed's decisions on interest rates have a direct impact on financial markets, particularly on stocks and bonds. When the Fed increases interest rates, it makes investments in stocks less attractive as investors prefer fixed-income investments. This can lead to a decline in stock markets. On the other hand, a decrease in interest rates can stimulate investment and

economic growth, which can have a positive effect on financial markets. The Fed's decisions are closely monitored by investors and have a significant impact on financial markets around the world

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JAPANESE CANDLESTICKS

Japanese candlesticks are a method of technical analysis used to evaluate the price action of financial markets. They were developed in Japan in the 18th century and introduced to Western financial markets in the 1990s. Japanese candlesticks provide information on price movements, trends and trend reversals, as well as potential buying or selling signals. This analysis method is often used in conjunction with other technical indicators to confirm or refute a trend or signal. Japanese candlesticks can also provide insights into investor psychology and the supply and demand dynamics of the market. Investors should exercise caution when using Japanese candlesticks as an analysis method as they may be subject to misinterpretation and should not be used as the sole indicator for investment decisions.

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Financial markets are a complex and competitive field, where investors seek to maximize their return on investment by using different analysis methods. Three of the most common analytical approaches are fundamental analysis, technical analysis and graphic analysis.

The fundamental analysis focuses on examining the fundamentals of a company or sector, such as financial statements, economic growth, government policies and market trends. Fundamental analysts use this information to assess the value of a company or financial security and determine whether it is undervalued or overvalued. They also use this information to predict future market trends and make informed investment decisions.

Technical analysis, on the other hand, uses historical price and volume data to identify recurring trends and patterns in financial markets. Technical analysts use graphs and technical indicators to identify levels of support and resistance, as well as potential buy and sell signals. This approach is based on the assumption that past trends and patterns are often repeated in the future.

Graphical analysis is similar to technical analysis, but mainly focuses on the visual analysis of price charts. Graphic analysts use trends and patterns on charts to identify key levels of support and resistance, as well as potential buy and sell signals. This approach is also based on the assumption that past trends and patterns can be repeated in the future.

Overall, all these analytical approaches have their advantages and disadvantages, and investors can use a combination of these methods to make informed investment decisions. Fundamental analysis is often used for long-term investments, while technical and graphical analysis is more commonly used for short-term investments. Regardless of the approach chosen, it is important to understand the risks and rewards associated with each investment decision and to make informed decisions based on your risk profile and financial objectives.

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DOW JONES THEORY

The Dow Jones Theory is an approach to technical analysis of the stock market, developed by Charles Dow in the early 20th century. This theory is based on the idea that market movements can be understood by observing trends in stock market indices.

The Dow Jones Theory is based on two stock market indices: the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and the Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA). According to this theory, when the DJIA and DJTA move in the same direction, it indicates a confirmed market trend, while a divergence between the two indices may signal a trend reversal or market consolidation.

The Dow Jones Theory also includes the concept of the "three phases of the market": accumulation phase, expansion phase, and distribution phase. According to this theory, the market follows a cycle in which investors accumulate stocks at low prices, the market then expands to its peak, and then investors distribute their stocks at high prices, signaling a market correction.

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In summary, the Dow Jones Theory is an approach to technical analysis that focuses on trends in stock market indices and uses the concept of the three phases of the market to understand market movements.

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THE WORLD OF FINANCE

The world of finance is vast and diverse, encompassing many sectors such as banking, investment, insurance, accounting, taxation, and financial markets. It involves managing money, assets, and investments, as well as analyzing risks and opportunities in financial markets.

Finance is crucial for businesses and individuals, as it enables them to manage their money effectively and maximize their return on investment. Financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and investment funds play a key role in the world of finance by providing financial services to businesses and individuals.

The world of finance is constantly evolving in response to changes in the global economy and technological advancements. New developments such as cryptocurrencies, fintechs, and online trading platforms also have a significant impact on the financial industry.

In summary, the world of finance is complex and constantly evolving, offering many opportunities and challenges for businesses, investors, and finance professionals.