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$Nissan Motor (7201.JP)$ Nissan employees demand accountability from the company, which offers high salaries. The country will not provide bailout even if Nissan goes bankrupt. Banks and major shareholders need to cut wasteful and performance-lacking bonuses at Nissan, and need to put more effort into early introduction of new products to achieve performance recovery. Are they being too relaxed?
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Despite eliminating the interim dividends, the company executive's compensation still exceeded 0.3 billion, with a 50% reduction.
If the operating profit decreases by over 90%, shouldn't the company executives' compensation also decrease by over 90%?
Despite eliminating the interim dividends, the company executive's compensation still exceeded 0.3 billion, with a 50% reduction.
If the operating profit decreases by over 90%, shouldn't the company executives' compensation also decrease by over 90%?
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$Nissan Motor (7201.JP)$ 支援で十分です。問題は、ルノーが持っている株を、取り戻す事。
ＧＴーＲの開発と販売は休止する事。今の身の丈に合ってない開発費。何台売ったらペイできるのか？ あんな高いのそう簡単に売れないだろ、ホンダのNSXは、最初から売る気が無いのが計算済み。経営に影響ない範囲で開発 ＧＴーＲ中途半端に作るから、ダメ。先ずは売れる車を作れ、サニー、ブルーバードの昔の形で受注生産で売る、在庫は残さない
昔、ルノーに資本持って行かれた理由の原因ＧＴーＲだろ
ＧＴーＲの開発と販売は休止する事。今の身の丈に合ってない開発費。何台売ったらペイできるのか？ あんな高いのそう簡単に売れないだろ、ホンダのNSXは、最初から売る気が無いのが計算済み。経営に影響ない範囲で開発 ＧＴーＲ中途半端に作るから、ダメ。先ずは売れる車を作れ、サニー、ブルーバードの昔の形で受注生産で売る、在庫は残さない
昔、ルノーに資本持って行かれた理由の原因ＧＴーＲだろ
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$Nissan Motor (7201.JP)$ Is it still lucky to have savings? It feels like nothing has changed from the last time in terms of financial results, so it's quite frustrating to end this time without taking any actions. Are you planning to do business?
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It became clear that we were in trouble when the exchange rate was set at 155 yen (at that time the dollar-yen was 143 yen) at the time of the previous financial results announcement. It's really dark when you're resorting to deceptive guidance out of desperation.
It became clear that we were in trouble when the exchange rate was set at 155 yen (at that time the dollar-yen was 143 yen) at the time of the previous financial results announcement. It's really dark when you're resorting to deceptive guidance out of desperation.
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Here is the NY stock market outlook for tonight.![]()
Market Overview
The U.S. market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which consists of high-quality stocks, down 272.64 dollars to 40,075.33 dollars, and the Nasdaq Composite Index, which has a high proportion of technology stocks, down 413.70 points to 16,780.45. The S&P 500, which consists of 500 large-cap stocks in the U.S., was down 70.05 points to 5,376.63.
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$
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U.S. Employment Statistics: The number of employed persons increased by 0.114 million in July, lower than market expectations. The unemployment rate also rose contrary to expectations.
● U.S. in JulyThe number of non-farm payroll employees increased by 0.114 million, below the expected increase of 0.175 million, compared to an increase of 0.179 million in the previous period.The previous period saw an increase of 179,000.
The unemployment rate in the US in July was 4.30%, with an estimate of 4.10% and the previous period at 4.10%.The unemployment rate unexpectedly increased.overheating...
Market Overview
The U.S. market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which consists of high-quality stocks, down 272.64 dollars to 40,075.33 dollars, and the Nasdaq Composite Index, which has a high proportion of technology stocks, down 413.70 points to 16,780.45. The S&P 500, which consists of 500 large-cap stocks in the U.S., was down 70.05 points to 5,376.63.
$Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$
$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$
$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
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U.S. Employment Statistics: The number of employed persons increased by 0.114 million in July, lower than market expectations. The unemployment rate also rose contrary to expectations.
● U.S. in JulyThe number of non-farm payroll employees increased by 0.114 million, below the expected increase of 0.175 million, compared to an increase of 0.179 million in the previous period.The previous period saw an increase of 179,000.
The unemployment rate in the US in July was 4.30%, with an estimate of 4.10% and the previous period at 4.10%.The unemployment rate unexpectedly increased.overheating...
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The government is pushing for the privatization of the NTT Group to create a huge company that can compete against GAFAM and aims to secure additional defense budget allocations. However, this may not be effective in countering GAFAM, and instead could lead to further consolidation trends within Japan, resulting in high communications fees that even NTT Docomo, KDDI, and Rakuten will have to pay. It is necessary to consider alternative measures to compete against GAFAM.
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On the 26th, the yen hit a year-to-date low against the dollar, and it is moving in the middle of the 1 dollar = 150 yen range. The depreciation of the yen progressed drastically due to the widening interest rate difference between Japan and the US due to rising US interest rates. Although Japanese stocks fell along with US stocks on the same day, there is a strong view that the depreciation of the yen itself is positive for Japanese stocks as a whole. Used by major domestic companies to forecast earningsThe estimated rate is conservative, and the effect of increasing profit in fiscal 2023 due to the depreciation of the yen extends to a total of 2 trillion yenIt's called.
When the Nihon Keizai Shimbun estimated based on the exchange sensitivity and estimated rates of 7 automobile companies, 7 precision companies, 3 electronics companies, and 3 heavy industry/machinery companies, etc., on the assumption that the current 1 dollar = 150 yen and 1 euro = 160 yen will continue after October, a figure showing that the profit increase due to the depreciation of the yen is 2 trillion yen. Without other variables, the target companies' consolidated operating profit forecast for fiscal year 23 is about 20% higher.Automobiles benefited greatly, and the seven major companies accounted for about 1.6 trillion yen, about 80% of the totalIt's called. The estimated rate for Toyota Motor Corporation is 125 yen, and the total performance gain with the euro amounts to a total of 890 billion yen.
Bloomberg analysts said that the yen depreciated on the seven Japanese passenger car manufacturers to mitigate production cuts due to lack of parts...
When the Nihon Keizai Shimbun estimated based on the exchange sensitivity and estimated rates of 7 automobile companies, 7 precision companies, 3 electronics companies, and 3 heavy industry/machinery companies, etc., on the assumption that the current 1 dollar = 150 yen and 1 euro = 160 yen will continue after October, a figure showing that the profit increase due to the depreciation of the yen is 2 trillion yen. Without other variables, the target companies' consolidated operating profit forecast for fiscal year 23 is about 20% higher.Automobiles benefited greatly, and the seven major companies accounted for about 1.6 trillion yen, about 80% of the totalIt's called. The estimated rate for Toyota Motor Corporation is 125 yen, and the total performance gain with the euro amounts to a total of 890 billion yen.
Bloomberg analysts said that the yen depreciated on the seven Japanese passenger car manufacturers to mitigate production cuts due to lack of parts...
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