However, making excessive predictions is a judgment on the market, and no scholar can completely clarify it.

Japan is continuously raising interest rates in a dovish manner, while the Federal Reserve is continuously lowering rates in a hawkish manner. Japan said that they will likely raise interest rates around the 18th or 19th of December, which will lead to a collapse in all global stock and bond markets. Have you heard this viewpoint? After Japan raises interest rates, all assets involved in carry trades will be unwound, and a large amount of capital will flow back to Japan, resulting in a liquidity crisis.

I assert clearly that this will not happen. Many people say that the logic behind the collapse of global capital markets after a yen interest rate hike is due to the low-interest and low-rate policies of Abenomics, which have provided ample liquidity; globally, liquidity comes from two sources: the US dollar and the yen.