The market saw some fantastic movements last week.
The week of October 7-13th felt like a change from the popcorn bouncing action of a while ago to a leisurely stroll.
That week, I started off at 255 yen, and at some points my treats dropped to 244.35 yen, but then I gradually recovered the treats and ended up wagging my tail at 252.50 yen.
The week of October 7-13th felt like a change from the popcorn bouncing action of a while ago to a leisurely stroll.
That week, I started off at 255 yen, and at some points my treats dropped to 244.35 yen, but then I gradually recovered the treats and ended up wagging my tail at 252.50 yen.
In comparison, the week before last saw the rate soar to a peak of 274.85 yen, but this week it has been a bit more tame, more like an autumn afternoon chasing leaves.
The distance between the highs and lows has narrowed, and the price ranges feel closer together, like two dogs huddled together.
The distance between the highs and lows has narrowed, and the price ranges feel closer together, like two dogs huddled together.
Last week's production slowed down a bit from the previous week, and it seems that chasing a ball around the park has turned into relaxed playtime.
Looking at the price movements and trading volume this week, it seems as though the market is taking a breather and gauging the timing to make its next move.
Looking at the price movements and trading volume this week, it seems as though the market is taking a breather and gauging the timing to make its next move.
