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Will the search for intermission connection continue, leading to funds flowing into core stocks? (Resend)
■The target is the 660 point level this week in emerging markets, due to the continued difficulty in reading the direction of the main board market, it seems that picking interim stocks will continue. Trading volume is not increasing significantly, at just 100 billion yen, so the trend is not very strong. However, the growth market 250 index, which hit a high for the first time in a month and a half, is firmly above the upward 75-day moving average (75MA), indicating that the 200-day moving average (200MA) is positioned at 660.
Firm, supported by high US stocks and low long-term US interest rates.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to show a solid performance. Last Friday, October 29, in the U.S. stock market, the Dow Inc. rose by 188.59 points (+0.42%) to close at 44,910.65 points. It became clear that President Trump, the next president, engaged in constructive dialogue with leaders of Canada and Mexico regarding tariff policies, easing concerns, and optimistic views held that sales during retail discount events on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, would reach record levels, supporting stock prices.
Astroscale Holdings
■Astroscale Holdings <186A> Estimated number of shares to be cancelled: 81,707,700 shares (estimated) Cancellation date: 12/02/2024 Target shareholders: Estimated shareholding Koshin Okada: 24,840,300 shares INCJ: 17,041,200 shares Jafco SV4 Co-Investment Business Limited Liability Partnership: 4,405,000 shares Goonies Co., Ltd.: 3,239,700 shares AS Ace Start 1
Next Gen, CINC, and others
<3624> Accel M expects to record about 0.009 billion yen in gains on the sale of cryptographic assets as non-operating income. <3842> NextGen will conduct an off-floor distribution of 0.1 million shares. <4378> CINC upwardly revises its forecast for operating profit in the previous period by 0.062 billion yen, down from 0.055 billion yen. <4387> ACN Holdings partners with ZUU Office Solution, among others, for capital business transactions. <7093> Addish issues the first unsecured convertible bond type bonds with subscription rights for new shares (potential number of shares 0.179210 million, raising approximately 1 billion yen).
There is a possibility of a solid development at the bottom, or continued speculation during the intermission.
Outlook for this week from December 2nd to December 6th: Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index is expected to show a firm development, with a possibility of continued interim profit-taking. The direction of the main board market is also unclear, so it seems that profit-taking between acts will continue. The trading value is not increasing significantly in the 100 billion yen range, so the trend is not very strong, but events like the sharp rise of WealthNavi <7342> could push up the index as well. In addition, Free <4478> and BASE, which have a significantly increasing market capitalization, are likely to continue rising.
The rise is broadening the selection of intermission stocks.
Last week's overview from November 25th to November 29th, the TOPIX Growth Index reached a high of 645.08, a low of 628.97, and a closing price of 643.97, with a weekly increase of 1.44% marking an upward trend. Amid a search for short-term gains, driven by the narrowing yield spread between Japan and the US, the exchange rate market saw the US dollar breaking into the 149 yen level for the first time in about a month. While large cap stocks on the main board struggled due to the strong yen and weak dollar trends, domestic demand-oriented stocks in emerging markets performed well. The reduced participation during the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA also had an impact, leading to profit-taking at the end of the week.