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Valuence, Trial [Emerging Markets Rating List]
"Ichiyoshi" <9270> Valueens A Hold "City" <141A> Trial 1 Hold * The ratings of the above companies are based on our confirmation as of 04/23.
Obic, JT, ETC (additional) Rating
Upgraded - Bullish codes stock name securities company previous change after----------------------------------------------------<7013> IHI City "2" "1" Target Price change code stock name securities company previous change after----------------------------------------------------<2914> JT Morgan S 4550 yen 4600 yen <4506> Sumitomo Pharma
With a soft tone, it is easy to sell for profit-taking, but a firm trend at lower prices is expected.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to have a sluggish trend. With the U.S. stock market closed last weekend, today's Tokyo market lacks significant cues. However, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index saw a significant rise for two consecutive days until last weekend, with a two-day increase rate reaching 5.84%. Thus, today's Emerging Markets are likely to see profit-taking Sell and wait-for-rebound Sell. Additionally, concerns over escalating U.S.-China tensions and uncertainty regarding the Trump administration's tariff policy continue to be a burden on stock prices.
Fanpep, Aeye Inc and others.
<145A> Establishment of a subsidiary by LIZBEE <4388> Aeye Inc revised its Financial Estimates, with the operating profit forecast for the previous period adjusted from 0.115 billion yen to 0.109 billion yen <4592> Results related to the quantity of the third manufacturing of SanBio Acugo for brain transplantation <4881> FanPep's 12th subscription rights (with exercise price revision clause) large-scale exercise, number of shares to be delivered starting from the 11th, 0.87 million 2000 shares.
Continued rise, excessive caution towards Trump's tariffs eases, and Buy back expands.
Overview for the week from April 14 to April 18: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index reached a high of 669.96 and a low of 626.62, closing at 669.96, with a week-on-week increase of 6.11% ↑. This continued rise was fueled by a decrease in excessive caution regarding Trump's tariffs, leading to a broadening of Buy-backs. Negotiations between Japan and the U.S. regarding the tariff policies of the Trump administration began, easing excessive caution. Compared to the previous week, where the Nikkei Average fluctuated with massive gains and losses of over 1,000 yen daily, the market showed signs of stability, prompting Buy-backs in Emerging Markets driven by perceived value.
Free [List of Ratings in Emerging Markets]
"Nomura" <4478> Free NEUTRAL maintained * The ratings of the above companies are as confirmed by our company as of April 17.