Recently, some people are shouting that Japan's interest rate hike on the 19th is a financial bomb.

I went to take a look, and it's not like that at all.

Japan has been raising interest rates for two years, slowly moving from -0.1% to 0.5%, not sudden at all.

The arbitrage funds that should have been withdrawn have long been pulled out; they won't wait until now to run collectively.

Don't exaggerate 0.5%; it's still relatively low globally.

Even if there is capital outflow, the amount is not large, and in the global market, it doesn't even make a splash.

It can only affect the short-term fluctuations of the yen and Japanese stocks, nowhere near a collapse level.

Now the news is too noisy; the more exaggerated it is, the more people believe it.

When trading, still look at the data; don't be scared by the headlines.

In a word: this is old news, not a bomb; don’t let your own plans get derailed.

If you really don't know how to judge, I usually do medium to short-term contracts and spot layouts, feel free to ask if you don't understand anything. @老张趋势 #日本加息