Gaitame.com Releases Interview Video Featuring Yoshiko Matsuzaki
Gaitame.com has released an interview video with London-based former foreign exchange trader Yoshiko Matsuzaki. The video provides insights into a wide range of topics, including the impact of the Middle East situation on the European economy, reasons for the accelerating yen depreciation, the possibility of EUR/JPY reaching the 190s, and monetary policies of the ECB and BOE.
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Gaitame.com Co., Ltd. (Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Jun Takeuchi) announced the release of an interview video featuring Ms. Yoshiko Matsuzaki, who resides in London. Ms. Matsuzaki shares her views on a wide range of topics, including the impact of the Middle East situation on the European economy and currencies, the structural reasons for the accelerating yen depreciation, the possibility of EUR/JPY reaching the 190s, the monetary policies of the ECB and BOE, and the situation in Hungary.
Video URL: https://youtu.be/jLTOP96o5Sw
■ Video Overview
Ms. Yoshiko Matsuzaki, who moved to the UK in 1988 and served as a foreign exchange trader and salesperson at Swiss Bank, Barclays Bank, and Merrill Lynch based in London, appears in the video. Takuya Kanda, Senior FX Analyst at Gaitame.com Research Institute, interviews her on various topics such as the impact of the Middle East situation on European energy prices and inflation, structural reasons why the yen is not easily bought, outlook for the Euro and Pound, monetary policy stance of the ECB and BOE, and the relationship between political developments in Hungary and European currencies.
■ Related Content
・Gaitame.com Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@gaitame_com
・Moneiku Channel: https://www.gaitame.com/media/
■ Speaker Profile
Yoshiko Matsuzaki
Moved to the UK in 1988. Served as a foreign exchange trader and salesperson at Swiss Bank, Barclays Bank, and Merrill Lynch, based in London. Currently, she trades foreign exchange and stock indices as an individual investor, and also disseminates information from London through blogs, video distribution, and seminars.
■ Open an account here
https://www.gaitame.com/account/kouza.html
【! Please note】
Regarding seminars hosted by our company
* The seminars introduced in this content are hosted by Gaitame.com. Please be aware in advance that we will provide a brief introduction and explanation of FX (Foreign Exchange Margin Trading) and CFD trading during the seminars. These seminars are intended to provide information that may serve as a reference for investment decisions. Please make your final investment decisions, such as investment policy and timing selection, at your own discretion.
* Video distribution may be suspended in the event of a system failure.
* Please note in advance that recordings may be made for quality improvement purposes.
【Company Profile】
Gaitame.com Co., Ltd. (https://www.gaitame.com/)
Location: 2-8-1 Higashi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Representative Director and President: Jun Takeuchi
Business activities: Over-the-counter derivative trading business via the internet, etc.
Capital: 778.5 million yen
Registration number: Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director (Financial Instruments) No. 262 Member association: The Financial Futures Association of Japan (Membership number 1509)
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Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading, over-the-counter CFD trading, and over-the-counter currency binary option trading do not guarantee principal or profits, and losses may occur due to market fluctuations and interest rate differentials. Please fully understand the content and make your own judgment before trading.
< 'Gaikane Next Neo' Trading format: Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading Consignment margin: Set at 4% or more of the transaction amount calculated based on the standard rate of each currency (for corporate customers, the amount must be equal to or greater than 1% of the margin rate or the amount obtained by multiplying the transaction amount by the exchange rate risk assumed ratio for each currency pair calculated by the Financial Futures Association of Japan, whichever is higher. The exchange rate risk assumed ratio is calculated using a quantitative calculation model stipulated in Article 117, Paragraph 31, Item 1 of the Cabinet Office Ordinance on Financial Instruments Business, etc.) Transaction fees: 0 yen 'Rakuraku FX Tsumitate' Trading format: Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading Consignment margin: 100% (leverage 1x), 50% (leverage 2x), 33.34% (leverage 3x) (for corporate customers, only 100% (leverage 1x)) Transaction fees: 0 yen [Note] Since transactions are conducted with a transaction amount exceeding the margin amount deposited by the customer, there is a possibility of losses exceeding the margin. In addition, there is a spread (difference between bid and ask prices) in the transaction rate. >
< 'CFD Next' Trading format: Over-the-counter CFD trading Consignment margin: Over-the-counter index CFD trading 10% of the assumed principal, over-the-counter commodity CFD trading 5% of the assumed principal, over-the-counter stock CFD trading 20% of the assumed principal. Transaction fees: 0 yen Loss cut fees (per trading unit): Over-the-counter index CFD trading 110 yen (tax included), over-the-counter commodity CFD trading 110 yen (tax included), over-the-counter stock CFD trading 55 yen (tax included) [Note] In addition to transaction fees, payment of interest rate adjustments, right adjustments, and price adjustments will occur.
Video URL: https://youtu.be/jLTOP96o5Sw
■ Video Overview
Ms. Yoshiko Matsuzaki, who moved to the UK in 1988 and served as a foreign exchange trader and salesperson at Swiss Bank, Barclays Bank, and Merrill Lynch based in London, appears in the video. Takuya Kanda, Senior FX Analyst at Gaitame.com Research Institute, interviews her on various topics such as the impact of the Middle East situation on European energy prices and inflation, structural reasons why the yen is not easily bought, outlook for the Euro and Pound, monetary policy stance of the ECB and BOE, and the relationship between political developments in Hungary and European currencies.
■ Related Content
・Gaitame.com Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@gaitame_com
・Moneiku Channel: https://www.gaitame.com/media/
■ Speaker Profile
Yoshiko Matsuzaki
Moved to the UK in 1988. Served as a foreign exchange trader and salesperson at Swiss Bank, Barclays Bank, and Merrill Lynch, based in London. Currently, she trades foreign exchange and stock indices as an individual investor, and also disseminates information from London through blogs, video distribution, and seminars.
■ Open an account here
https://www.gaitame.com/account/kouza.html
【! Please note】
Regarding seminars hosted by our company
* The seminars introduced in this content are hosted by Gaitame.com. Please be aware in advance that we will provide a brief introduction and explanation of FX (Foreign Exchange Margin Trading) and CFD trading during the seminars. These seminars are intended to provide information that may serve as a reference for investment decisions. Please make your final investment decisions, such as investment policy and timing selection, at your own discretion.
* Video distribution may be suspended in the event of a system failure.
* Please note in advance that recordings may be made for quality improvement purposes.
【Company Profile】
Gaitame.com Co., Ltd. (https://www.gaitame.com/)
Location: 2-8-1 Higashi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Representative Director and President: Jun Takeuchi
Business activities: Over-the-counter derivative trading business via the internet, etc.
Capital: 778.5 million yen
Registration number: Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director (Financial Instruments) No. 262 Member association: The Financial Futures Association of Japan (Membership number 1509)
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Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading, over-the-counter CFD trading, and over-the-counter currency binary option trading do not guarantee principal or profits, and losses may occur due to market fluctuations and interest rate differentials. Please fully understand the content and make your own judgment before trading.
< 'Gaikane Next Neo' Trading format: Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading Consignment margin: Set at 4% or more of the transaction amount calculated based on the standard rate of each currency (for corporate customers, the amount must be equal to or greater than 1% of the margin rate or the amount obtained by multiplying the transaction amount by the exchange rate risk assumed ratio for each currency pair calculated by the Financial Futures Association of Japan, whichever is higher. The exchange rate risk assumed ratio is calculated using a quantitative calculation model stipulated in Article 117, Paragraph 31, Item 1 of the Cabinet Office Ordinance on Financial Instruments Business, etc.) Transaction fees: 0 yen 'Rakuraku FX Tsumitate' Trading format: Over-the-counter foreign exchange margin trading Consignment margin: 100% (leverage 1x), 50% (leverage 2x), 33.34% (leverage 3x) (for corporate customers, only 100% (leverage 1x)) Transaction fees: 0 yen [Note] Since transactions are conducted with a transaction amount exceeding the margin amount deposited by the customer, there is a possibility of losses exceeding the margin. In addition, there is a spread (difference between bid and ask prices) in the transaction rate. >
< 'CFD Next' Trading format: Over-the-counter CFD trading Consignment margin: Over-the-counter index CFD trading 10% of the assumed principal, over-the-counter commodity CFD trading 5% of the assumed principal, over-the-counter stock CFD trading 20% of the assumed principal. Transaction fees: 0 yen Loss cut fees (per trading unit): Over-the-counter index CFD trading 110 yen (tax included), over-the-counter commodity CFD trading 110 yen (tax included), over-the-counter stock CFD trading 55 yen (tax included) [Note] In addition to transaction fees, payment of interest rate adjustments, right adjustments, and price adjustments will occur.