Kawasaki Kisen (9107.JP)
Kawasaki Kisen Co., Ltd. is a transportation company headquartered in Japan.
The company divides itself into four divisions: container shipping, bulk cargo transportation, offshore energy exploration and production support, and heavy lifting.
The container shipping sector generates the majority of revenue and provides container transportation and logistics solutions.
Bulk freight transportation is the second most important segment and transports dry bulk goods, automobiles, liquefied natural gas, and petroleum. Container ships and bulk cargo transportation generate the majority of revenue.
The stock price continued to rise and began falling after being pushed back close to 2600 yen. 1940 yen is the current support line and belongs to the former densely traded area.
After the clean-up, there was a backlash. During the rebound period, actions were seen through transaction volume and institutional trading channels to proactively reverse, liquidate floating balls, and absorb cheaper chips with market adjustments.
The current stock price is relatively low, and it is clear that market makers are absorbing the main funds, and sellers are selling sparingly. The adjustments from 4/3 until now, now there are many junction points, which are explosive points for direction selection.
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Good evening everyone. In the US stock market this week, the Dow average rose by $211.02 compared to the previous day, while the Nasdaq also fell 319.49 points. The Nikkei Average has formed a double top pattern and the downtrend is getting stronger, but since the divergence rate with the 25-day moving average has exceeded 7%, there is also a possibility of a rebound. An adjustment in the semiconductor sector is expected, and investors should be careful about the decline in the NT ratio.
The movement of yen is attracting attention in the exchange market. There was a scene where the appreciation of yen progressed due to a sense of caution against intervention by the government and the Bank of Japan, but due to the uncertainty of the situation in the Middle East and expectations for the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting, the balance between yen sales and dollar purchases has been maintained delicately. Careful responses are required to future trends in the exchange market.
Next week, there are many notable economic events, such as the announcement of China's loan prime rate (LPR), the European Consumer Confidence Index, and the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting. Also, financial results for major companies such as Tesla and Microsoft are also scheduled to be announced, so the impact on the market is attracting attention. These events will be an important indicator when considering future strategies.

Tensions in the Middle East are worsening the volatility of the Japanese stock market. On 4/19, the Nikkei Stock Average rose sharply for a while, then fluctuated, and the intraday fluctuation range exceeded 1600 pips.
Such rapid fluctuations show that the stock market's desire to rise is very clear even in the midst of external factors.
Also, the conflict in the Middle East has been going on for a long time. Coupled with the previous conflict in Ukraine, funds were actually adjusted a long time ago.
And, clearly, signs of capital hedging easing have come into view. This suggests that capital outflows from the conflict have begun to return. It will also play an important role in the future development of the stock market.
I want you to understand that it is difficult to manage a rising market. Instead, an opportunity is coming in a downward phase.
While there are many downside risks at the moment, there is no doubt that the recession has increased opportunities for investors to earn spreads.
Therefore, please be patient. I believe the market will improve in the near future.