2026-01-13 06:46:56

What happens when Japan's PM dissolves parliament for a snap election? Historical patterns suggest a familiar story—equity markets tend to catch an upside, especially over the near term. The data shows that political transitions of this type have historically coincided with investor optimism in Japan's stock market. Worth watching if this materializes.

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metaverse_hermit

· 5h ago

Japanese politics are causing trouble again, retail investors are probably going to get caught again... The so-called laws of history sound pretty good, but when it comes to your own wallet, it's hard to say.

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SchrödingersNode

· 5h ago

Will Japan's Dissolution of Parliament Trigger a Short-term Rally? Looking at historical data, there are signs of a market move, but whether it will be the same this time is hard to say.

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GasFeeCrier

· 5h ago

Japan's general election is coming again? This trick is old, the market just follows the hype, and in the short term, it's indeed easy to see a quick rise.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 5h ago

Once the Japanese political card is played, the stock market has to turn around? Historical data looks like this, but brother, I advise you not to be fooled by the chip distribution—this is the mechanism of capital cutting the leeks, creating hype and pumping the market, while retail investors jump in and get slaughtered.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 5h ago

Japanese general election market is back. Should I jump in this time... Looking at historical data, it seems there are always dividends, but I'm still waiting for a pullback point.

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