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Investor interest tends to shift towards the Main Board market, resulting in relatively stagnant growth.
Compared to the Main Board market, the upside seems heavy. From this week to next week, it is likely to show a firm development with the improvement in investor sentiment as a factor, but the upside is considered to be heavy compared to the Main Board market. Last week's trading volume in the growth market was around 120 billion yen, with no significant changes observed, and the Growth Market 250 Index was momentarily bounced back from the 200-day moving average (200MA). To clearly surpass the 200-day moving average, a trading volume around 200 billion yen, as seen in February-March, is needed.
Stocks that moved the day before part 2: Osaka Oil Chemical Industry, Ubiquitous AI, Stem Cell Research Institute ETC.
Stock Name <Code> Closing Price on the 18th ⇒ Change from the Previous Day Toyo Securities <8614> 561 -46 Announced Share Buyback in Off-Hours Trading but feelings of exhaustion prevail. Unichika <3103> 143 -7 Continuation of negative views on stock value dilution. SOFTBANK GROUP CO <9984> 9434 -403 Following major investments in the USA, there was a significant rise on the 17th. Canon Inc-Spons Adr <7739> 2464 -48 The small rocket of Space One had a launch failure. Sumitomo Pharma <4506>
Stocks that moved or were traded in the first half of the session.
*NISSAN MOTOR CO <7201> 412.2 +74.6 Reports suggest consideration of a management integration with Honda. *Mitsubishi Motors Corporation <7211> 461.1 +53.9 Expectations for a three-company management integration with Honda and NISSAN MOTOR CO. *Meiden Corporation <6508> 4450 +385 Possibly reacting to reports of a management integration between NISSAN MOTOR CO and Honda. *Hokkaido Electric Power Company <9509> 844.1 +64.5 Investment rating upgraded by Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities. *Change HD <3962> 1486 +10
Weakness, weighed down by factors such as falling US stocks [emerging markets individual stock strategy]
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to be in a weak trend. In the U.S. stock market on the 17th, the Dow Inc averaged a decrease of 267.58 dollars (-0.61%) to 43,449.90 dollars, marking a ninth consecutive decline. The prolonged high levels of long-term interest rates and the retail revenue in November exceeding market Financial Estimates have led to speculation that the pace of interest rate cuts might slow down next year, contributing to the uncertainty in monetary policy ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Today's emerging markets are likely to see a prevailing Sell trend.
Netstars, Ondek and others.
<165A> SBI Leos off-exchange sale of 2 million shares <281A> Infometis for value <8275> and business alliance <3261> acquiring all stocks of Sanai Home, which is engaged in the sale of land and residential properties, and turning it into a consolidated subsidiary <5590> selected as a rental stock by Netstars <7360> OnDeck upward revision, previous operating profit forecast 0.367 billion yen ← 0.235 billion yen.
Emerging Markets outlook: After the meetings of the central banks in Japan and the United States, attention will shift towards the growth market.
The individual stocks with specific materials are attracting a lot of interest, and this week's Emerging Markets have risen. The performance during the same period was +0.97% for the Nikkei average, while the Growth Market Index was +1.63% and the Growth Market 250 Index was +1.70%, indicating that the Emerging Markets were relatively strong. At the beginning of the week, due to the upcoming calculation of the December Futures and Single Option special settlement price (SQ value) at the weekend and the rise in US stocks, Large Cap stocks showed strength, pulling the Emerging Markets along with them. As we approached the weekend, the majors...