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後場に注目すべき3つのポイント~好決算銘柄が買われて75日線を上回る

3 points to pay attention to in the aftermath ~ stocks with good financial results are bought and surpass the 75-day line

Fisco Japan ·  Apr 29 23:22

I would like to pay attention to the following 3 points in after-sale transactions on the 30th.

・The Nikkei Average continues to rise drastically, and stocks with good financial results are bought and above the 75-day line

・Early reduction in interest rate differences between Japan and the US is unlikely to shrink due to observation retreat

・Tokyo Electron <8035> is the top contributor to price increases, and Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063) is in second place

■The Nikkei Average continues to rise drastically, and stocks with good financial results are bought and surpass the 75-day line

The Nikkei Average continued to rise drastically. The front-end transaction was closed at 38459.01 yen (estimated turnover of 980 million shares), which was 524.25 yen higher (+ 1.38%) compared to the previous business day.

The US stock market continues to grow. The Dow average closed at 38386.09 dollars which was 146.43 dollars higher (+ 0.38%), the NASDAQ was 55.19 points higher (+ 0.35%) at 15983.09, and the S&P 500 closed at 5116.17 which was 16.21 points higher (+ 0.32%). After Microsoft received Alphabet's financial results and was bought by an optimistic view of AI (artificial intelligence), it rose. Expectations for corporate financial results scheduled for this week also became further buying material, and the recovery of Apple and Tesla also led high technology and remained steady throughout the day. Towards the end of the game, in addition to sluggish growth in profit-making sales ahead of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the fact that estimated borrowing amounts for the April-6 fiscal year announced by the Ministry of Finance were unexpectedly revised upward became alarming material and turned into a temporary decline. However, the market price recovered to the positive zone and ended due to strong motivation to buy.

In response to rising US stocks, the Tokyo market began trading with a buying advantage after the consecutive holidays. The fact that multiple stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, which announced financial results last weekend, were drastically higher also had an impact, and after the Nikkei Average came close to the 38300 yen range, the increase gradually expanded. It surpassed the 75-day moving average level of 38231 yen and closed the front market. The fact that the exchange rate depreciated to 156 yen 70 yen per dollar compared to last weekend was also viewed as evidence.

Among stocks adopted by the Nikkei Average, Hitachi <6501>, which was viewed as material for current fiscal year results, share buyout framework settings, stock splits, etc., skyrocketed and updated high prices since listing, and Mitsubishi Electric (6503), whose earnings forecasts for the current fiscal year greatly exceeded market expectations, also rose drastically. Also, Komatsu <6301> also updated the high price since listing due to the fact that the company stock buyout frame was viewed as material. In addition, Tokuyama <4043>, Sumitomo Corporation <8053>, Socionext <6526>, and Sumitomo Pharma <4506> have risen. Among stocks other than those adopted by the Nikkei Average, Sakura (3778) rose drastically, based on the forecast for a drastic increase in profit for the current fiscal year.

Meanwhile, Advantest <6857> depreciated drastically because the earnings forecast for the current fiscal year fell short of market expectations, and Nitto Denko (6988) was also sold disgusted by the final profit decline forecast for the current fiscal year. Also, M3 <2413> depreciated drastically due to disgust with the previous fiscal year's results, etc. Additionally, Oriental Land (4661), Seiko Epson (6724), ANA Holdings (9202), TDK (6762), and Sumitomo Chemical (4005) declined.

By industry, while rubber products, shipping, machinery, wholesale trade, electrical equipment, etc. rose, the four sectors of air transportation, pulp/paper, services, and fisheries/agriculture and forestry declined.

In the exchange market on the 29th, the yen rapidly increased after 13:00, and there was also a scene where it entered the 154 yen range of 1 dollar at one point. Treasurer Kanda says “no comment” on whether or not an intervention has been implemented, but in response to the appreciation of the yen and depreciation of the dollar by over 5 yen, there are many voices pointing out that “masked intervention was carried out” in the market. It is necessary to wait until the “implementation status of foreign exchange equilibrium operations” announced by the finance minister at the end of May for the presence or absence of intervention implementation and intervention funds to be known.

However, it is possible to infer the presence or absence of implementation from changes in current accounts announced by the Bank of Japan. If an intervention were to be implemented, it can be understood as a statement of intent that “depreciation of the yen of 160 yen or more is not acceptable.” On the other hand, intervention funds are limited, and it is not possible to perform an inexhaustible amount of intervention, so depending on the current intervention funds, there is a possibility that it will be difficult to implement the second or third intervention, so I think the suspicious situation surrounding the intervention will continue for a while. The backstage Tokyo market is likely to be centered around looking for individual stocks such as MOL <9104> and JPX <8697>, where financial results are announced at lunchtime, with exchange rate trends on the sidelines.

■Early reduction in Japan-US interest rate differences There is a low possibility that dollar buying will shrink due to observation retreat

The dollar and yen remained in the 156 yen 70 yen range at the Tokyo market on the morning of the 30th. After falling to 156 yen 07 yen, it rebounded to 156 yen 99 yen. Since the sense of caution against Japan's exchange intervention has not disappeared, the dollar continues to be reluctant to rise around 157 yen. However, early observation of a reduction in interest rate differences between Japan and the US has receded, and it seems that dollar buying/yen sales are not drastically shrinking.

The trading range up to this point is 156 yen 07 yen - 156 yen 99 sen, and the euro and dollar are reluctant to rise. It changed from $1.0703 to $1.0725. The euro and yen rebounded. The price increased from 167 yen 23 yen to 168 yen 02 yen.

■Backstage check stocks

・The 2 brands of PeptiDream <4587> and Triple Eyes <5026> are stop-high

*Includes temporary stop height (sign value)

・Tokyo Electron <8035> is the top contributor to price increases, and Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063) is in second place

■Economic indicators and statements from key figures

[Economic indicators]

・US-April Dallas Fed Manufacturing Activity Index: -14.5 (forecast: -11.3, March: -14.4)

・Preliminary German Consumer Price Index for April: +2.2% compared to the previous year (forecast: +2.3%, March: +2.2%)

[Remarks by VIPs]

・Kanda Treasurer

“I'm not saying whether it's an intervention or not, but we are preparing to be able to respond 24 hours a day”

<Domestic>

・Nothing in particular

<Overseas>

・Nothing in particular

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