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Search for rapidly rising stocks related to “parent-child listing cancellation” to stock price changes due to restructuring pressure <Stock Search Top Feature>
Group restructuring movements, including the dissolution of parent-child listings by companies, are becoming active. This is because from the viewpoint of heightened awareness of governance and capital efficiency improvements, parent companies are now being asked whether to strengthen the system by making a listed group company a wholly owned subsidiary, or whether to sell shares and use the profit from the sale for shareholder returns or growth investments.
List of Unrivaled Stocks (Part 2) [Ichimoku Equilibrium Chart/Kumoku Stock List]
○List of Unbroken Stocks Market Code Stock Name Closing Price Advance Span A Prior Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime <1721> Comsys HD 3378 3518.25 3390 <1808> Haseko 1845 1882 1900<1882> Toa Road 1217 1288.5 1336.5 <1893> 5
Rating [securities companies' ratings]
Upgraded - Bullish Code | Stock Name | Securities Company | Conventional | After Change |------|-----------|---------|-----------------|<6586>|Makita | Tokai Tokyo | “Neutral” | “OutP” | Downgrade-Bearish Code | Stock Name | Securities Company | Traditional | After Change |--
Convertible Stock List (Part 2) [Parabolic Signal Convertible Stock List]
○ List of sales conversion stocks market code stock name closing price SAR Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime <1813> Fudo Tetra 2203 2357 <2211> Fujiya 2454 2490 <2269> Meiji HD 3458 3780 <2378> Renaissance 982 1015 <2389> Digital HD
Low PBR stocks are waking up, the time has come and a “value smash! “10 consecutive bullets” <Stock Search Top Feature>
The Tokyo stock market is currently in a difficult phase. This year, risk was at full throttle from the beginning of the year, and the Nikkei Stock Average closed on March 22 and hit an all-time high of 40,888 yen, but after that, a deep push was forced to form.
Towards next week's stock exchange rate = attention will be drawn to the US CPI, but will it continue to move forward and backward
The Nikkei Stock Average on the 10th rebounded for the first time in 3 days, and closed 155 yen higher than the previous day. It rose by over 600 yen at one point, but growth was sluggish thereafter. This day was said to be “bought with futures and sold with futures” (market participants), and there was a slight lack of direction. I was present for 4 days this week after Golden Week, but it was almost flat at 7 yen depreciation on a weekly basis. The upper price of the Nikkei Stock Average has been held at the 25-day moving average (around 38,550 yen), and the increase is heavy.