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Eternal Hospitality Group Logs 10% Lower Attributable Profit in Fiscal Q1
Stocks that moved the previous day part 1: Trousse OP, Celest, Maruichi Steel Pipe etc.
Stock Name <Code> Closing Price on the 9th ⇒ Change from the previous day Inspec <6656> 674 +4. Operating profit for the first half turned from a loss of 0.115 billion yen in the first quarter to a profit of 0.001 billion yen. It started to rise but lost momentum. Miroku <7983> 1169 -7624. Performance and dividend forecasts for the fiscal year ending October 24 have been revised downward. Isle <3854> 3000 -145. Operating profit decreased by 5.9% in the first quarter. Daiwa Can <3816> 1105 -89. Operating profit decreased by 29.5% in the first quarter. Tomita Electric <68
Ain HD, Taisei Oncho, Maruichi Steel Pipe, etc.
<7272> Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. rose significantly by 16 to 1328.5. JP Morgan Securities has upgraded its investment rating from 'neutral' to 'overweight' and raised the target stock price from 1300 yen to 1700 yen. Bottoming out is cyclically expected due to the completion of inventory adjustments in the US outboard motor business, and structurally, trends towards larger outboard motors, growth in motorcycle businesses in India and Brazil, among other factors, are anticipated, with a sustainable profit margin close to double digits. In the sector, concerns are increasing about large companies.
Active and newly listed stocks during the morning session.
*Elan <6099> 732 +63 Although there are no particularly significant materials, buying on dips gathers in the low price range. *Ceres <3696> 3385 +265 Cryptocurrency-related assets continue to gain popularity. *Rakuten Group <4755> 923 +60.1 The shareholder benefits announced last weekend are seen as positive materials. *Marui Steel Pipe <5463> 3479 +221 Announced implementation of a large-scale share buyback. *AZ Maruwa HD <9090> 1137 +68 FMAR is expected to rise to become a major shareholder. *Change HD <396
Three key points to watch in the latter half: a drop into negative territory has led to a continuation of a heavy upward trend.
In the afternoon session of the 9th, there are three points to focus on: ・The Nikkei average rebounded, briefly fell into negative territory, and continued to face heavy resistance at higher levels. ・The dollar-yen remained steady, influenced by U.S. interest rates and Japanese stocks. ・The top contributor to price increases was Fast Retailing <9983>, followed by SoftBank Group <9984>. ■ The Nikkei average rebounded, briefly fell into negative territory, and continued to face heavy resistance at higher levels. The Nikkei average rebounded, closing the morning session at 39,197.57 yen, up 106.40 yen (with an estimated volume of 0.8 billion shares or 97.37 million shares).
Nikkei Average rebounds, temporarily falling into negative territory, the upside remains heavy.
The Nikkei average rebounded, finishing the morning trade at 39,197.57 yen, up 106.40 yen (estimated volume of 0.8 billion shares). Last Friday, the Dow Jones average in the usa fell by 123.19 dollars to 44,642.52 dollars, while the nasdaq traded up by 159.05 points to 19,859.77 points. Following the employment statistics, expectations for an additional rate cut at the December Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) increased, leading to a rise after the opening.