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In the recent stock market, it seems that the impact of corporate financial results announcements on stock prices is not as large as before. In particular, the Nikkei Stock Average is easily influenced by the movements of foreign speculators. In other words, the movement of the Nikkei Average is often determined by foreign investors buying and selling futures.

Foreign speculators sometimes make big deals in the futures market with the aim of making short-term profits. This makes it easier for the entire Japanese stock market to be pulled by that movement. Therefore, the reality is that the impact of individual companies' financial results and performance on the overall market is not as strong as before.

Recently, corporate financial results announcements and specific figures have rarely brought about major changes in overall market movements. Since market trends and foreign investors' movements are emphasized, individual corporate news and financial results are not receiving much attention. In short, short-term market movements and speculative factors have a big impact on stock prices.

In this situation, conventional investment strategies that focus on financial results alone may not be enough. It is important to develop a flexible investment strategy, taking into account foreign investors' movements and overall market trends. In other words, it is necessary to look not only at corporate numbers, but also at overall market trends and speculative movements.

In the current market, there is little impact on corporate financial results announcements, and foreign investors' movements have a big impact on stock prices. As an investor, it is important to consider a more comprehensive investment strategy by paying attention not only to financial results but also to overall market movements and foreign investor trends.