Don't be afraid of his little days

If the Bank of Japan raises interest rates, the global financial market will experience a level nine earthquake, with an impact far greater than that of a U.S. interest rate hike. Why do I say this? Because the yen has a specific term called a funding currency, which simply means borrowing yen allows you to do anything. For example, borrowing yen to acquire large enterprises, speculating in stocks, or even investing in funds, like Buffett. You might think Buffett is a stock god, buying U.S. stocks with his income, relying on his premium income to make those purchases, but that's not true. No, no, no. Buffett buys U.S. stocks by borrowing yen. Now, if the Bank of Japan borrows 100 billion yen, he first borrows 100 billion yen from the Bank of Japan to buy into Wall Street, to buy Nvidia stocks. So we must ask, why yen? Why not renminbi, pounds, dollars, or francs? Because the yen has no interest.