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東証グロ-ス指数は反発、買い一巡後は上げ幅を縮小

TOPIX gross index rebounds, the increase narrows after a round of buying.

Fisco Japan ·  Nov 6 02:45

Tokyo Growth Market Index 797.12 +4.14 / Volume 0.2 billion 43.61 million shares / Trading value 112.5 billion yen

Tokyo Growth Market 250 Index 621.45 +3.32 / Volume 74.25 million shares / Trading value 67.8 billion yen

Today's growth market, both the Growth Market Index and the Growth Market 250 Index rebounded together, with 300 stocks up, 233 down, and 54 unchanged.

Today's growth market developed in a positive direction. The Dow Jones Industrial Average in the U.S. market, following the presidential election, surged by 427.28 points to 42221.88, while the Nasdaq closed at 18439.17, up 259.19 points. Expectations of reduced uncertainty due to the presidential election results led to buying. The unexpected improvement in the October ISM non-manufacturing business conditions index strengthened buying expectations for a soft landing, resulting in a rebound. Following the rise in U.S. stocks, the Tokyo market started with a buying trend. Subsequently, during trading hours, as the U.S. presidential election results progressed favorably for former President Trump, with him gaining electoral votes including battleground states, the Trump trade was considered, leading to gains in the Nikkei average in the afternoon. However, both the Growth Market Index and the Growth Market 250 Index saw a narrowing of gains in the afternoon. Attention was focused on the main board market in the short term, while the growth market was somewhat ignored. Against the backdrop of a weakening yen, buying interest focused on main board market leaders, limiting the rise of small-cap stocks dominated by domestic demand companies. Nonetheless, some stocks were positively received based on their earnings reports and other factors.

Individually, Frutta Frutta <2586>, a candidate for the 'New Word of the Year' award, surged by 14%, Cloud Works <3900> announced a 20% increase in operating profit forecast for the September 25 fiscal year compared to the previous period and also rose by 14%. Additionally, Ribomix <4591> saw a significant increase after confirming notable efficacy in the previous second-phase clinical trial for cartilage regeneration treatment. Among the top market cap stocks, Free <4478> and GENDA <9166> performed well, with Sapeet <269A>, Data Horizon <3628>, and Image Information Development <3803> appearing in the top gainers. On the other hand, the recently surging Growth Experts <244A> became the top decliner due to profit-taking, dropping by 16% to the limit price, while JIG-SAW <3914> saw a 7% decrease following a 4.6% year-on-year decrease in operating profit for the third quarter of the December 24 fiscal year. Moreover, Dricom <3793>, which surged significantly the previous day, fell, with Trial <141A> and Cover <5253> among the top market cap stocks trending weakly. Leading the decliners were StreamM <4772>, NPC <6255>, and Eyes <5242>.

In the Tokyo Growth Market Core Index, GNI <2160>, WealthNavi <7342>, Free, and others rose.


[Top 10 gainers and losers on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market]

Top 10 gainers

CodeBrandCurrent pricePrice Change from Previous DayPrior ratio
1269ASapeet6110100019.57
23628Data HR4507219.05
34833Defcon1071718.89
42586Furutta2843714.98
53803イメージ情6097914.91
63900クラウドW153718914.02
73416Pixta11501019.63
8218Aリベラウェア443368.85
96232ACSL1073838.38
103998Surara Net383298.19

Top 10 declining percentage | Code | Stock name | Current price | Previous day difference | Previous ratio |

CodeStock NameCurrent PricePrice ChangeChange Rate
1244AGrowth Experience3590-700-16.32
24772ストリームM117-19-13.97
33914JIG-SAW3820-325-7.84
46255NPC881-72-7.56
54598DELTA-P637-45-6.60
63793Donicom761-46-5.70
75242Eyes1712-101-5.57
8186AAstroscale1016-50-4.69
95582Grid2512-122-4.63
107687Mikureed435-20-4.40
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