Warren Buffett, the famous American investor, will lead Berkshire Hathaway to hold its annual shareholders' meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, in the Midwest, on May 4th. After the passing of his ally, Mr. Munger, Abel, Buffett's successor, took on a major role. Will Buffett be able to continue his legend in the future? How will Abel, who has taken on this heavy responsibility, respond to questions from shareholders?
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Looking back on last week
“Semiconductor stocks split 37,000 yen for the first time in 2 months due to the double punch of falling semiconductor stocks and the situation in the Middle East”
The Nikkei Average fell sharply last week to 37,68.35 yen (-6.21%), weakening by 2455.20 yen (-6.21%) per week. Weakness in the US market, such as the NASDAQ, put downward pressure on Japanese stocks, and the situation was severe throughout the week. The depreciation of the yen and appreciation of the dollar progressed from speculation that interest rate differences between Japan and the US would widen until the latter half of the 154 yen range per dollar. There was a tailwind for export-related stocks, but aggressive purchases were refrained in the stock market due to heightened sense of caution against implementing yen buying intervention by the government and the Bank of Japan.
The fact that there were no financial results for ASML Holding, a Dutch semiconductor lithography equipment that attracted attention, and that TSMC, the world's largest semiconductor contract manufacturer in Taiwan, lowered the overall growth forecast for the semiconductor market in 24 slightly lower than before, etc., and semiconductor stocks around the world depreciated drastically. While semiconductor stocks completely collapsed in the Tokyo market over the weekend, news such as “explosions at multiple locations in Iran” spread, and investor sentiment worsened further. In response to the complete depreciation of semiconductor stocks and the tense situation in the Middle East, the Nikkei Average temporarily split 37,000 yen since 2/9.
This week's outlook...

Good morning, Moomoo users!Here are the key points from the morning session report today.
● [Tokyo stock market forecast range] 73,000-79,000 yen (closing price on the 22nd: 74,386.61 yen)
● Different opinions among strategists regarding the earnings outlook of US companies - stock prices are struggling to rise
Hedge funds switch to buying stocks, even in an unstable environment - Goldman Sachs
Yen at a 34-year low, 154.80 yen, awareness of interest rate differentials once again
Listed companies buying back their own shares, reaching a record 10 trillion yen, supporting Japanese stocks
Tesla announces earnings on the 24th, Musk's next move in EV deceleration
Apple has been designated as the top pick for 2024, with earnings reports expected in January-March - BofA
- Moomoo News Amelia
Market Overview
In the U.S. stock market on the 22nd, the NY Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 253.58 cents or 0.03 million8239 dollars to 98 cents for the third consecutive day. The Nasdaq Composite Index was 169.295 points higher at 0.01 million5451.305. On the 23rd, the Tokyo stock market saw a mix of bargain hunting following a sense of value from the previous day, with prevailing buying on dips and short covering by sellers...