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新興市場見通し:年初来安値更新の厳しい状況のなか、久々のIPOが投資家心理改善につながるか

Emerging Market Outlook: Amid severe year-to-date low updates, will the first IPO in a long time lead to an improvement in investor sentiment

Fisco Japan ·  May 25 01:17

■The reason for the backlash was missed and year-to-date lows were updated every day


Emerging markets continued to decline this week. As for the gain/fall rate for the same period, the weakness of emerging markets was conspicuous, with the Nikkei Average being -0.36%, while the growth market index was -3.17% and the growth market 250 index was -3.92%. Financial results announcements for emerging markets also went round, and securities company reports gradually began to come out, so there was a possibility that review movements would intensify, but the main forces such as the Growth Market Core Index constituent stocks remained weak in general. Both the Growth Market Index and the Growth Market 250 Index have updated their year-to-date lows on a daily basis. There was no selling climax where there was a sharp drop along with trading prices, and it can be said that the reason for the backlash was missed by slowly lowering prices. Investor sentiment continues to deteriorate, making it difficult to push in.


Among the top stocks by market capitalization, JTOWER (4485) updated the low price since listing, and Wealth Navi (7342) continued to drop for 5 days and updated the year-to-date low. Cover <5253>, GNI Group <2160>, lawyer.com <6027>, and BASE <4477> have also updated their year-to-date lows. Meanwhile, GENDA <9166>, which was viewed as material that was picked up by the media, etc., made a comeback, and CUC (9158) switched back over the weekend just before the listing low was updated. As for other stocks, DWTI <4576> was sold ahead of time due to unsecured corporate bonds and stock acquisition rights issuance announcements, and Nippon Denshi <5759> continued to decline for 5 days because notes were added on matters relating to the premise of continuing doubts. Meanwhile, speculation about NVIDIA's financial results spread, and the search turned to one corner of AI-related brands such as Kudan <4425>, LaborO.AI <5586>, AI <4388>, and Caster <9331>.

■Will the first IPO in about 1 month lead to an improvement in investor sentiment


It is assumed that emerging markets will continue to be in a difficult position next week. Many of the main stocks are slowly breaking their year-to-date lows, and it is difficult to seize the trigger for a rebound. I was paying attention to the “strengthening of corporate governance” promoted by the Tokyo Stock Exchange as one of the triggers for revitalizing emerging markets, but as far as I looked at “responses aimed at enhancing information dissemination to investors in the growth market (draft)” in the “follow-up on market segment reviews” carried out on 5/21, it was difficult to say that the content was novel. The impact on the growth market was also limited. Since the strengthening of corporate governance in the growth market by the Tokyo Stock Exchange was expected as one of the triggers for a backlash, I think the emerging markets were driven into an even more difficult situation.


Meanwhile, next week, Learning Aid <184A> will be listed on the Growth Market on the 28th. Since it will be the first initial public offering (IPO) in about 1 month, the lack of clue materials will also have an impact, and it will be easy for interest to rise. There is a possibility that the search will spread to recent IPO stocks due to the company's excitement. Above all, since Regil <176A>, Trial HD <141A>, and SOLIZE <5871> have moved above initial prices, interest may increase over other IPO stocks. I would like to pay attention to whether investor sentiment will improve even a little due to the recent boom in IPO stocks.

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