Japan's new PM just approved a record ¥122.3 trillion budget while managing to look relaxed about it—and somehow traders are still sitting on bearish positions? When governments worldwide are running loose fiscal policy, capital tends to flow somewhere. Whether that's equities, commodities, or crypto, betting against stimulus-driven liquidity feels like swimming upstream. Worth asking yourself: is your bearish thesis accounting for what central banks and treasuries are actually doing?
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OnchainHolmes
· 20h ago
With 122.3 trillion yen pouring in, does anyone still dare to short? Are you out of your mind...
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SurvivorshipBias
· 20h ago
Still holding Japanese Yen? Wake up, this is the era of flood-like liquidity, and funds have to flow somewhere.
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LiquidityNinja
· 20h ago
The money printer has started, and you're still short? Wake up, everyone.
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RektDetective
· 20h ago
Guys who are bearish really need to wake up. The central bank is easing liquidity, and you're still shorting. Isn't that suicidal?
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just_another_wallet
· 20h ago
Still shorting despite such aggressive liquidity injection? Your brain must really be flooded.
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quietly_staking
· 20h ago
Wait, with 122.3 trillion yen poured in, who still dares to short? How confident must they be... The fund pool is getting bigger and bigger, and doing the opposite is just asking for death.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 20h ago
Japan is easing monetary policy again, yet traders are still shorting? That's incredible. Where is the money flowing to?
Japan's new PM just approved a record ¥122.3 trillion budget while managing to look relaxed about it—and somehow traders are still sitting on bearish positions? When governments worldwide are running loose fiscal policy, capital tends to flow somewhere. Whether that's equities, commodities, or crypto, betting against stimulus-driven liquidity feels like swimming upstream. Worth asking yourself: is your bearish thesis accounting for what central banks and treasuries are actually doing?