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Adjustment of positions is the focus ahead of the US employment statistics.
The Nikkei average fell for the fourth consecutive day, ending the trading session at 36,391.47 yen, down 265.62 yen (with a volume of approximately 1.6 billion 80 million shares). Buying for a self-rebound was the main focus due to a drop of over 2,000 yen in the previous three days, and there were moments where the Nikkei average was bought up to 36,898.28 yen. However, the yen exchange rate gradually strengthened against the yen from the morning, and in the afternoon, it fluctuated around the 142 yen level per dollar, leading to a predominance of sell-offs due to position adjustments. Ahead of the release of US employment statistics, there were buying attempts for a rebound.
Nishimatsu Construction, Sekisui House, etc. (additional) Rating
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September 6th [Today's Investment Strategy]
[FISCO selected stock] [Material stock] Stytia Holdings <3393> 2055 yen (9/5) Sales and maintenance of office equipment, digital marketing support, etc. Stytia Raises, a consolidated subsidiary, announced that it has entered into a business partnership with RPA NEXT and aims to strengthen support for DX promotion and expand business areas. They will conduct training seminars for DX promotion. RPA "RoboTANGO" and iPaaS "JENKA".
NTT Data G, Kansai Electric Power, etc.
NTT DATA G <9613> to develop infrastructure for the financial sector, leveraging commercial flow data to support financing decisions.
Keep an eye on Secom and Jinshd, while Lockfield and Fujicorpo are sluggish.
In the U.S. stock market on the 5th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 40,755.75, down 219.22 dollars, and the Nasdaq Composite Index closed at 17,127.66, up 43.36 points. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures closed at 37,010 yen, up 400 yen from the Osaka day session. The exchange rate is 1 dollar = 143.40-50 yen. In the Tokyo market today, Secom Co <9735> announced a 2-for-1 stock split, the establishment of a shareholder benefit system, and a tender offer bid for Pasco <9232>. Subsidiaries RPA Next will conduct training seminars to promote DX, etc.
Individual investors' funds are shifting to Australian small/mid cap stocks.
The Nikkei average fell for the third day in a row, closing at 36,657.09 yen, down 390.52 yen (with a volume estimate of 1.6 billion shares), breaking below the 37,000 yen level for the first time in about three weeks since August 15th. The decline in the U.S. market the previous day impacted by the drop in tech stocks, as well as the progress of yen appreciation, worsened investor sentiment, leading to a continued decline in the Nikkei average. Immediately after the opening, it dropped to 36,359.23 yen. After the initial sell-off, there was a move to pick up on the declines, and by the end of the morning session, it turned positive at 37,099.96 yen.