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Profit-taking Sell is prevailing in response to the consecutive rise.
The Nikkei Stock Average fell for the first time in five days, finishing the trade at 39,470.44 yen, down 378.70 yen (estimated Volume 1.9 billion 90 million shares). In the previous day's US market, major stock price indices declined, and after recovering the significant 0.04 million yen mark the day before, profit-taking Sell orders were prioritized due to short-term overheating. Although there were some moments where prices slightly recovered due to Buy orders on dips, the failure to stay above the SQ value (39,434.85 yen) invited selling pressure, and there were instances where it dropped to 39,247.41 yen towards the end of the morning session.
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Against the backdrop of rising U.S. tech stocks and a weaker yen, it temporarily recovered to the 0.04 million yen level.
The Nikkei average rose significantly for the fourth consecutive day, closing at 39,849.14 yen, up 476.91 yen (Volume approximately 1.9 billion 30 million shares). Since the previous day's USA market was driven by buying in technology stocks, buying started off strongly, and in the mid-morning session, it rose to 40,091.55 yen, recovering the important level of 0.04 million yen for the first time since October 15. Additionally, the yen exchange rate depreciated to 152 yen to the dollar, which was also favorable for export-related stocks.
The Nikkei Average has risen for three consecutive days, showing strong movement with stable financial stocks.
On the 10th, the U.S. Stocks market fell further. The Dow Inc average decreased by 154.10 points, closing at 44,247.83 dollars, while the Nasdaq ended down 49.45 points at 19,687.24. With a lack of materials, buying and selling fluctuated after the opening, resulting in mixed outcomes. The Dow was pressured by selling due to caution at high prices, leading to a soft trend throughout the day. The Nasdaq was briefly boosted by Alphabet's rise, but selling due to concerns over high interest rates, along with drops in Oracle Corp and Semiconductors company NVIDIA, contributed to its decline.
Continuing to fluctuate within the range of 39,000 to 39,500 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to rise, closing at 39,367.58 yen, up 207.08 yen (estimated volume of 1.7 billion shares). As the yen weakened to 151 yen per dollar, buying was led by export-related stocks, and the Nikkei average rose to 39,465.14 yen shortly after the opening. However, just before the psychological barrier of 39,500 yen, selling by those waiting for a rebound and profit-taking was evident, leading to some softening, with the index struggling to maintain its level, dipping to 39,171.69 yen towards the end of the morning session. In the afternoon session, semiconductor-related stocks...
Apple Vision Pro is preparing to address its global strategy shortcomings by borrowing Sony's VR controllers for use.
① According to the latest reports, the total shipment of the Apple Vision Pro so far this year is less than 0.5 million, and user usage frequency is also lower than expected; ② In order to expand into the gaming field, Apple plans to adapt the Sony PSVR2 controller and has been discussing this with Sony and third-party developers for months; ③ The collaboration aims to provide Vision Pro users with 6DOF and controllers that can be held in both hands simultaneously.