BoJ is dumping $600 Billion in U.S. assets right now.
This isn’t routine. This is preparation.
Most people will realize what’s happening after it’s already too late.
Here’s what’s really going on:
Japan is getting ready to dump $620 BILLION in U.S. stocks and ETFs to defend the yen.
Yes - stocks. Not just bonds. Not just FX.
This is a full-scale liquidity move. And markets are not ready.
The yen has been under relentless pressure. Officials have warned. They’ve hinted. They’ve stalled.
Now the tone has changed.
Japan can’t stabilize the yen with words anymore. They need firepower.
That means selling dollar-denominated assets. And a massive portion of those assets sit inside U.S. markets.
So this stops being a “Japan problem.”
It becomes a global risk event.
Here’s the chain reaction almost no one is talking about: → Japan sells U.S. equities and ETFs → Dollar liquidity gets pulled → Volatility spikes across indexes → Risk assets reprice fast → Forced selling kicks in
And once volatility shows up, it doesn’t stay contained.
Stocks dump. ETFs collapse. Crypto feels it immediately.
This is how calm markets flip even more violent. The scary part?
This is all happening before the selling is officially confirmed.
Markets are still complacent. Positioning is still crowded.
That won’t last.
Expect sharp moves. Expect things to break where liquidity is thin. High volatility is not a maybe. It’s the base case.
Pay attention now, not after the headlines hit.
I’ve studied macro for 10 years and called almost every major dump.
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