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It can truly be said that being an adversary to the United States is dangerous, but being an ally is deadly.

The game of chess between China and the U.S. has never ceased, but the vanguard in containing China has changed hands several times, from Australia to the Philippines, one could say that the U.S. has spared no effort.

However, Japan has always been left in peace, and instead, in the game of chess between China and the U.S., it has even seen a surge in its stock market, even claiming that the lost three decades of Japan might be coming back.

But unexpectedly, as soon as the U.S. was about to turn its back, Japan faced a plunge, with the Nikkei plummeting by tens of thousands of points, and trillions of dollars of capital vanishing into thin air.

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Is Japan, which failed to counterattack, now to be sacrificed by the U.S.?

Is Japan going to be the beginning of this financial crisis?

Wall Street's revenge, with trillions of capital fleeing, truly shows that there is no free lunch in the world, nor is there success that comes easily.

It was thought that in the game between China and the U.S., Japan could not only benefit from both sides but also escape the fate of being sacrificed, the third in the game between the first and the second.

However, it was unexpected that Japan still could not escape.

Recently, according to media reports, the once booming Japanese stock market has actually experienced an epic crash, with the largest drop reaching nearly 14.9%, even triggering a circuit breaker.

And we must understand that even during the pandemic 20 years ago, the Japanese stock market did not suffer such a dire situation, and over three consecutive days, the Japanese stock market fell nearly 20% year-on-year, which can be said to be a clear-cut harvest.

It should be known that the scale of the Japanese stock market, following the U.S. and China, is a major international financial market and is regarded as a financial behemoth.

Such a large-scale drop and rapid plunge can be said to be Japan's final flicker before death, rather than a return to the glory of the past thirty years.

Moreover, as we have said before, today's economic situation in Japan does not support the rise of its stock market.

Because we all know that the stock market is a barometer of the economy, but Japan has seen a rise in its stock market while its economy is in recession, is this situation really normal?

What's more, before the surge in the Japanese stock market, Wall Street capital was frantically buying in.

Among them, Warren Buffett alone holds nearly 10% of the shares of the five major Japanese trading companies.

And according to surveys, the scale of foreign capital in the Japanese stock market has increased from about 10% to nearly 30% in recent years.

It can be said that this is almost a foreign capital market.

And we are clear that when everyone is clamoring for the return of the former Japan, buying Japanese stocks as a hedge, danger comes again.

Because we are all very clear that the U.S. has always wanted to reap us, but the U.S. has always had no way to do so.

And in the past two years, we have been doing one thing, that is, squeezing bubbles while keeping the stock market at a low level.

And the purpose of doing this is to prevent the recurrence of the 2015 incident.

However, the U.S. does not give up, so the U.S. urgently needs to create chaos around China to pull China into the water.

If China does not go down, then it is to create a false prosperity around China to attract Chinese capital and Asian-Pacific capital to enter.

So we see that since the U.S. raised interest rates, the stock market and other assets should have fallen with the rise in borrowing costs.

However, Japan and India have shown abnormal behavior.

That is, the Nikkei index has risen by nearly 40% in half a year, and the Indian stock market has directly broken through 4 trillion U.S. dollars.

However, the corresponding economic situation is that Japan's economy is in recession, and India has just returned to the pre-pandemic level.

And the stock market has already detached from the economy.

And behind all this is the U.S. manipulating, with the purpose of attracting Chinese capital to enter with false prosperity.

At the same time, high interest rates are used as a reward, leading to a decline in China's exchange rate, thereby increasing domestic economic pressure.

If it can be achieved, it will blow up the Chinese economy, and the U.S. and Japanese consortiums will be able to share Chinese wealth, thereby filling the holes of the U.S. and Japan.

If it is not successful, Japan will be used as bait, and finally harvested.

So we see that as soon as the U.S. interest rate cut expectation has strengthened, Japan has ushered in an epic plunge, and the South Korean stock market has also experienced a plunge.

At the same time, China once again replaced the U.S. to become South Korea's largest trading partner.

All of this is to illustrate a point, that is, the U.S. is about to hold on, and now it needs to make a final sprint.

And the plunge in the Japanese stock market may be the real beginning of this crisis.

The final financial war history will not repeat itself, but it will press the same foot.

In the current situation of the rise of the East and the decline of the West, every choice is very critical, and Japan, as an ally of the U.S., is no exception.

It is necessary to choose whether to continue to be a pawn of the U.S. or to return to the embrace of East Asia.

We all know that the root of the world's economic crisis is actually the U.S. debt cycle.

When the U.S. debt cycle is in the expansion process, the global economy is in prosperity, and when the U.S. is at the end of the debt cycle and needs to contract debt, the world enters deflation and even an economic crisis.

And the way the U.S. gets through the debt cycle is to let the world bear the burden by releasing water, and then to blow up developing countries through the dollar tide to complete the harvest to make up for its own debt holes.

However, the U.S. is not so lucky this time, because we see that the U.S. interest rate hike cycle has far exceeded the past, directly breaking through more than 16 months, and high interest rates have further pushed the U.S. national debt to more than 35 trillion U.S. dollars, and what country has the U.S. harvested at this time?

Russia has been kicked out of the dollar system and cannot be harvested, and China is strictly guarding against it, and the U.S. cannot start.

And other developing countries are already chicken ribs, and now they are holding China's thighs even tighter, through the currency swap method, the U.S. cannot harvest.

In the end, there is only one way, that is, to use Japan and others as bait to attract capital to come, and then to catch them all at once.

So we see that the Japanese stock market has fallen rapidly without any signs, basically without any resistance.

This is enough to show that this is a premeditated harvest.

And the U.S. also hopes to compensate for the losses of the U.S. in this way, after all, Wall Street has long been in place, with the sharp fall of Japanese stocks, the appreciation of the yen can be said that Wall Street has made a fortune.

And at the same time, Buffett is selling a large amount of Apple's stock, once selling nearly 50%.

And while selling Apple, it is also selling Bank of America's stock for 12 consecutive days, and all this is indicating that a financial crisis may be coming.

As for us, it is to build high walls and accumulate more food.

Whether it is Japan's sneak attack on the U.S. being counter-attacked, or the U.S. sacrificing Japan, it has little effect on us, after all, we have never changed as the biggest challenger to the U.S.

So, we should be prepared for the U.S.'s crazy actions.