Micron hits a 52-week high, announces high-speed, high-capacity memory supply, and US 10-year bond yields rise
Interest rates rose in the US market on November 9. The 10-year bond yield rose to 4.65%, 0.13% higher than the previous day. Stock prices gradually weakened in response to rising interest rates. At 5:30 a.m. on the 10th Japan time, the NY Dow fell 0.7% and the NASDAQ index fell 0.9%.
Semiconductor memory manufacturer Micron has hit a 52-week high. Micron announced on the 9th that it has supplied high-speed DRAM. Headlines from the presentation materials are quoted below.
Micron First to Enable Ecosystem Partners With the Fastest, Lowest Latency High-Capacity 128GB (Micron is the first to provide business partners with the fastest, highest capacity 128GB RDIM with the lowest latency)
This large memory is said to play an effective role in data centers and cloud environments including artificial intelligence (AI).
Stock prices of global memory manufacturers have hit a 52-week high. The attitude of accepting this fact and selecting future investment targets is effective. Incidentally, the market price of Micron is in the 70 dollar range. The high price in January '22 is in the 90 dollar range.
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The SoftBank Group announced financial results for the first half of September on the 9th. The final deficit was approximately 1.4 trillion yen. The deficit for the April-June period was 477.6 billion yen, so the deficit for the July-September period is over 90 billion yen.
In recent years, the SoftBank Group's deficit settlement is not uncommon. However, stock prices have shown a negative reaction. It has declined due to overtime trading.
Sony Group and Honda, which also announced financial results, have also declined due to overtime transactions. Wacoal (3591) and Mizuno (8022) also showed negative reactions.
Meanwhile, companies that announced financial results on the 9th, and stocks showing a positive response in stock prices outside of hours include Trend Micro (4704), Shibaura Mechatronics (6590), AOKIHD (8214), and Mitsui E&S (7003).
Yesterday, the news that Shohei Otani of the Angels will donate 60,000 gloves to all 20,000 elementary schools in Japan attracted a lot of attention. Let's stop using it as 5000 yen per glove... in total. I'm sorry.
Mizuno dropped 7% due to overtime trading. If the number of elementary school students who love baseball increases, would the idea of buying a scene where Mizuno stock falls be effective?
Radio NIKKEI commentator Kamata Shinichi
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