Today's moving stocks, hot stocks - October 2nd (Wednesday)
Good morning, moomoo users! We will deliver the hot stocks and the latest rating information for the morning session.![]()
Three key points to pay attention to in the morning session
● In addition to defense-related stocks, there is movement to explore policy-related aspects due to the start of the Ishiba administration
● In addition to defense-related stocks, there is movement to explore policy-related aspects due to the start of the Ishiba administration
● $Daiseki (9793.JP)$Operating profit for the 2nd quarter decreased by 5.4% to 7.327 billion yen
At Daiseki, both revenue and profit hit record highs. The soil contamination treatment business handled by Daiseki Environmental Solution saw a decrease in revenue and profit due to the completion of a large-scale soil treatment project ordered in the previous year, but it was within the consensus range.
At Daiseki, both revenue and profit hit record highs. The soil contamination treatment business handled by Daiseki Environmental Solution saw a decrease in revenue and profit due to the completion of a large-scale soil treatment project ordered in the previous year, but it was within the consensus range.
●Key points in the morning session: $Dmg Mori (6141.JP)$In the U.S., there will be an increase in engineers for launching and repairing, with 400 new hires, 1.5 times more than in 2028.
Active stocks and hot stocks.
In yesterday's U.S. stock market, concerns over geopolitical risks in the Middle East led to overall selling pressure on cyclical and tech stocks. In the afternoon, news spread that Iran had launched ballistic missiles towards Israel, causing a further decline in trading towards the end of the session. The drop in major indices in the U.S. stock market weighed on stock prices in the Tokyo market. In Tokyo as well, there was selling pressure driven by risk aversion amid the escalating tensions in the Middle East. Furthermore, there were concerns about the uncertainty surrounding the economic policies of the new Ishiba administration. While expectations were high for the policies of the Ishiba Cabinet, which has recently been established, some believed it would provide support for stock prices, at the opening bell selling prevailed.
By sector, electric appliances, insurance, securities commodity futures, banking, chemicals, etc., are among the top decliners in terms of rate, while oil & coal products, mining, marine transportation, iron & steel, and electric & gas industry are among the top gainers. The decline in interest rates is causing dissatisfaction, leading to decreases in the stock prices of banks and insurance companies. On the other hand, defense-related stocks such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries are moving inversely higher.
In yesterday's U.S. stock market, concerns over geopolitical risks in the Middle East led to overall selling pressure on cyclical and tech stocks. In the afternoon, news spread that Iran had launched ballistic missiles towards Israel, causing a further decline in trading towards the end of the session. The drop in major indices in the U.S. stock market weighed on stock prices in the Tokyo market. In Tokyo as well, there was selling pressure driven by risk aversion amid the escalating tensions in the Middle East. Furthermore, there were concerns about the uncertainty surrounding the economic policies of the new Ishiba administration. While expectations were high for the policies of the Ishiba Cabinet, which has recently been established, some believed it would provide support for stock prices, at the opening bell selling prevailed.
By sector, electric appliances, insurance, securities commodity futures, banking, chemicals, etc., are among the top decliners in terms of rate, while oil & coal products, mining, marine transportation, iron & steel, and electric & gas industry are among the top gainers. The decline in interest rates is causing dissatisfaction, leading to decreases in the stock prices of banks and insurance companies. On the other hand, defense-related stocks such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Kawasaki Heavy Industries are moving inversely higher.
$Inpex (1605.JP)$High oil stocks are favored by the rise in crude oil prices due to increased Middle East risks.
Related stocks $ENEOS Holdings (5020.JP)$、 $Japan Petroleum Exploration (1662.JP)$、 $Idemitsu Kosan (5019.JP)$、 $Cosmo Energy Holdings (5021.JP)$etc
Related stocks $ENEOS Holdings (5020.JP)$、 $Japan Petroleum Exploration (1662.JP)$、 $Idemitsu Kosan (5019.JP)$、 $Cosmo Energy Holdings (5021.JP)$etc
$Tokyo Electron (8035.JP)$、 $Lasertec (6920.JP)$Semiconductor manufacturing equipment related, such as etc, is cheap, following the SOX index in search of lower prices.
Related stocks $Disco (6146.JP)$、 $Advantest (6857.JP)$、 $Screen Holdings (7735.JP)$etc
Related stocks $Disco (6146.JP)$、 $Advantest (6857.JP)$、 $Screen Holdings (7735.JP)$etc
$Ishikawa Seisakusho (6208.JP)$、 $Shigematsu Works (7980.JP)$Sectors such as hot stocks are attracting attention, responding to geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
Related stocks $Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.JP)$、 $Howa Machinery (6203.JP)$、 $Hosoya Pyro-Engineering (4274.JP)$etc
Related stocks $Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (7011.JP)$、 $Howa Machinery (6203.JP)$、 $Hosoya Pyro-Engineering (4274.JP)$etc
$Murata Manufacturing (6981.JP)$Futures fall, wary of apple stock declines, a negative view from analysts emerges.
$Ame Kaze Taiyo (5616.JP)$Significantly up for the fourth day in a row, starting a new local matchmaking support business, a part of regional revitalization.
$Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings (3099.JP)$Decline in sales, existing store revenue increased by 2.4% in September, a 14.3% decrease compared to the previous month.
Rating information
Source: FISCO, MINKABU, Reuters
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