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Safie, BASE etc [emerging markets rating list]
"Mizuho" <4375> SAFE hold "Mizuho" <4477> BASE hold "Morgan" <9164> Trit hold EQUALWEIGHT ※ Ratings of the above companies are confirmed by our company as of 12/02.
Safety, BASE, etc. (additional) Rating
Upgrade - bullish Code Stock Name Securities Company Previous After Change ----------------------------------------------------- <4912> Lion Daiwa "3" "2" <9682> DTS Daiwa "3" "2" Downgrade - bearish Code Stock Name Securities Company Previous After Change ----------------------------------------------------- <3436> SUMCO Nomura "
Is there a solid development, or is the search for interim connections continuing?
Outlook for this week from December 2 to December 6: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index may show a solid development, with continued selective buying in between periods. The direction of the main board market remains unclear, and it seems that selective buying will likely continue. Trading volume has not significantly increased, remaining in the early 100 billion yen range, so the trend is not particularly strong; however, the sharp rise of WealthNavi <7342> may contribute to the index's upward momentum. Additionally, Free <4478> has a significantly rising market capitalization.
Emerging markets outlook: Will the search for interim bargains continue, or will funds flow into core stocks?
■This week, emerging markets are on the rise as large cap stocks in the main board are attracting attention. The Nikkei average showed a decline of -0.20%, while the Growth Market Index increased by +0.51% and the Growth Market 250 Index by +0.91%, highlighting the strength of emerging markets. In the USA, expectations for a rate cut at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in December have strengthened, while expectations for a rate hike at the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting in December have also increased. This has raised awareness of the narrowing interest rate differential between Japan and the USA, impacting the foreign exchange market.
Emerging markets outlook: Main stock earnings entering full swing, Growth Market 250 Index battles breaking through the 25MA.
■The rise in emerging markets is limited this week. Emerging markets rose this week. The rise and fall rates during the same period were +3.80% for the Nikkei Average, +1.05% for the Growth Market Index, and +1.12% for the Growth Market 250 Index, highlighting the heaviness of the upside in the emerging markets. Amid Trump's victory in the US presidential election, the yen depreciated against the dollar in the foreign exchange market. This led to increased interest in large cap stocks, limiting the rise in emerging markets. While earnings reports in the emerging markets are gradually increasing, there is growing investor interest in the main board.
Stocks that moved the previous day part2 include Yasue Construction, Japan Information C, KADOKAWA, etc.
Stock Name <Code> 8th Closing Price ⇒ Previous Day Comparison KADOKAWA <9468> 2864.5 -420.5 Full-Year Net Income Forecast Revised Downward. PIGEON <7956> 1440 -146 Consensus Downward due to Double-Digit Decline in 3rd Quarter Results. GEO HOLDINGS <2681> 1421 -146 Displeased with Large Loss in the First Half Results. CANADIA <7004> 985 -113 Expected to fall into a final deficit in the first half. AVEX <7860> 1395 -1197 Operating loss in September quarter as well.
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