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Japanese Fiscal Year

  • #1
  • First Post: Mar 5, 2007 9:23am Mar 5, 2007 9:23am
Does anyone know when the Japanese fiscal year ends and the new one begins? I've seen reports in the news that the approaching end of the fiscal year is a big factor in the recent rise of the yen. My thinking is that whenever the new year begins we should see a reversal, even if it's just a short one.
  • #2
  • Mar 5, 2007 9:26am Mar 5, 2007 9:26am
Quoting southernmind
Does anyone know when the Japanese fiscal year ends and the new one begins? I've seen reports in the news that the approaching end of the fiscal year is a big factor in the recent rise of the yen. My thinking is that whenever the new year begins we should see a reversal, even if it's just a short one.
Japanese fiscal year end : End of March.

Regards.
  • #3
  • Last Post: Mar 5, 2007 9:36am Mar 5, 2007 9:36am
Hell, I could care less about a reversal...I just want the volatility to take a vacation for a while. Some of my accounts grow too fast, and I keep having to take a hit on the frickin withdrawals (before they jack down my margins). Within the last 7 days, I've had to move about $50K in 4 separate transactions.

It's getting downright annoying...

So, here's my plea people...Chill with the whole Yen thing...let's take it down a notch and see if we can't stay in a 200 pip range for a week. PLEASE!

:-D

Quoting southernmind
Does anyone know when the Japanese fiscal year ends and the new one begins? I've seen reports in the news that the approaching end of the fiscal year is a big factor in the recent rise of the yen. My thinking is that whenever the new year begins we should see a reversal, even if it's just a short one.
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