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The growth market index ETF is engaged in a battle to break through the 200-day moving average line.
The focus this week is whether the momentum from last weekend will continue in the emerging markets, which may depend on the U.S. market. The growth market 250 index clearly surpassed the 75-day moving average, which was seen as resistance. With the increase in trading volume, the upward trend is likely to strengthen. If it exceeds the 200-day moving average, which is currently at 686 points, it will be the first time since April 1 of this year. With the 25-day moving average trending upwards, these milestones are likely to be exceeded.
Lawson's pre-tax profit for the first quarter increased by 2.9%, reaching ¥24.7 billion.
Lawson <2651> announced its first quarter performance for the February 2025 period, with operating revenue of 279.441 billion yen, an increase of 5.8% compared to the same period last year, and a pre-tax profit of 24.742 billion yen, an increase of 2.9% year-on-year. In the domestic convenience store business, sales of counter fast food, rice, bakery and desserts increased due to various sales promotion measures and increases in foot traffic. As for overseas business, foot traffic increased due to the overall recovery of the consumption market and an increase in foreign tourists.
Emerging Market Outlook: Will funds flow towards major processing, bio, and earnings stocks as the Growth Market 250 Index enters a battle to break through the 200-day moving average?
Emerging markets saw an inflow of funds due to the sharp decline in large cap stocks over the weekend, causing an increase in emerging markets this week. During the same period, the growth market index rose significantly by +2.60%, and the growth market 250 index rose by +2.99%, compared to the Nikkei average of +0.68%. Although trading volume in emerging markets declined at the beginning of the week, a stagnant market with little price fluctuations occurred in both the growth market index and the growth market 250 index. However, at the end of the week, large cap stocks plummeted more than 1000 yen due to the decline of the Nikkei average, while emerging markets saw
Cocolive: Annual report for May 2024 [Japanese standard] (non-consolidated)
Cocolive: Financial results presentation materials for May 2024.
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■Cocolive <137A> Estimated number of shares cancelled: 589080 shares (estimated) Cancellation date: 2024/05/28 If the stock price is 1.5 times or more from the public price after the listing date, there is a possibility that they have been sold. Target Holders: Estimated Shares XTech1 Investment Limited Partnership: 246120 Shares Airtri Co., Ltd.: 223660 Shares Mizuho Growth Support No. 2
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