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Buyback movements intensified, mainly in value stocks, and temporarily recovered to the 39,000 yen level
The Nikkei Average continues to rise. The transaction closed at 38923.03 yen (estimated turnover is 1.67 billion shares), which rose by 435.13 yen. Since the sense of caution against excessive high inflation receded in the US market the previous weekend, investor sentiment improved against the backdrop of a trend where the NY Dow rose drastically. Buying took precedence over a wide range of stocks, and the Nikkei Average rose to 39032.50 yen before trading began, and during trading hours, it recovered to the 39,000 yen level, a psychological milestone for the first time in 3 business days since 5/29. just
Disco --- growth in semiconductor-related areas is sluggish due to a sharp decline, US NVIDIA continued to decline, etc.
A sharp decline. In addition to the company, semiconductor-related sectors such as Lasertech, Socionext, and TOWA are on the negative side. Although the NY Dow rose drastically last weekend, the NASDAQ depreciated slightly and the SOX index fell by about 1%. It seems that it will continue to be impossible to wipe away the sense of caution about high prices related to semiconductors. US NVIDIA, which had been one step higher after announcing better financial results than expected, has continued to decline recently, and it is a wait-and-see material for semiconductor stocks.
The Nikkei Average rose by 468 yen, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures etc. are strong, so there is a sense of security
The Nikkei Average is 468 yen higher (as of 13:50). In terms of the Nikkei average contribution, First Rate <9983>, East Elec <8035>, TDK <6762>, etc. are top positive contributors, while Daiichi Sankyo <4568>, DISCO <6146>, Socionext <6526>, etc. rank high for negative contributions. In the sector, securities commodity futures, insurance, shipping, mining, and warehousing-related industries have the highest price increase rates, electric/gas, non-ferrous metals, metal products, pharmaceuticals, and transportation
Front market [stocks that have moved, stocks that have been created]
*C&F Logi HD <9099> 5570 Ka-SGHD implemented TOB for 5740 yen. *Mercari <4385> 2045.5 +212.5 There is a possibility that Citigroup Securities will finally shift to a profit growth phase. *Sumitomo Pharma <4506> 331 +26 Buybacks have continued since the conclusion of the ruling claim case with VCT Inc. *Kagaku Pharmaceuticals<4521> 3818 +243 The emergence of Nomura Aya as a major shareholder is a clue material. *Nissan Chemical <402
Nikkei Average Contribution Ranking (advance closing) ~ The Nikkei Average continued to rise, boosted by about 110 yen for 2 brands, Fast Rite and East Elek
The number of gains and falls of the Nikkei Average constituent stocks as of closing 3 days ago was 187 stocks with price increases, 37 stocks with price drops, and 1 stock unchanged. The Nikkei Average continues to rise. The front-end transaction was closed at 38849.65 yen (estimated turnover of 860 million shares), which was 361.75 yen higher (+0.94%) compared to the previous business day. The US stock market on May 31 was mixed. The Dow average rose by $574.84 (+ 1.51%) to $38686.32, and the Nasdaq fell 2.06 points (-0.01%) to 1673
3 points you should pay attention to in the back room ~ the purchase didn't continue even after putting it in the 39,000 yen range at one point
I would like to pay attention to the following 3 points in the backstage transaction on 6/3. ・The Nikkei Average continued to rise, and buying did not continue even though it was temporarily added to the 39,000 yen level · The dollar and yen were reluctant to decline, and the top contributor to price increases due to Asian stock appreciation · Fast LITE <9983>, the same 2nd place was East Elec <8035>■The Nikkei Average continued to rise, and even though the 39,000 yen level was temporarily added, buying did not continue, and the Nikkei Average continued to rise. Forward transaction at 38849.65 yen (estimated turnover of 860 million shares), 361.75 yen higher (+0.94%) compared to the previous business day
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