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Volume change rate ranking (9 o'clock) - Curves HD, Sapporo HD and others are ranked.
* In the volume change rate ranking, by comparing the average volume of the past five days with the volume on the delivery day, it is possible to understand the interest of market participants such as market trends. * Top change in volume ratio [as of 9:10 am on July 10] (Comparison of average volume of the past 5 days) Code Name Volume 5-day average volume Volume change rate Stock price change rate <2620> iS US bond 13 562140 107185.08 139.48% -0.00
Eat & Holdings: Quarterly Report - 48th Quarter 1 (2024/03/01 - 2024/05/31)
Investment Strategy for July 10th [Today]
[FISCO Selected Stock] [Material Stocks] Sea Vee Ess Bay Area <2687> 648 yen (7/9) operates Lawson, Bay Hotel and apartment front services in Tokyo and Chiba. It has raised its financial estimates for its performance in February 2025. Operating profit is expected to be 0.442 billion yen (9.1% decrease from the previous year). It has been raised about 27% from the previous forecast. Inbound consumption is driving the momentum, and the occupancy rate and room rates for each facility are strong in the hotel business. [Emerging market]
Focus on companies like Recruit Holdings and DIP, while C&R and Eat and are sluggish.
On the U.S. stock market on the 9th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 52.82 points to 39,291.97, while the NASDAQ Composite Index rose 25.55 points to 18,429.29. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures fell 105 yen to 41,515 yen on the Osaka and Shanghai markets. The exchange rate is 1 dollar = 161.20-30 yen. In today's Tokyo market, DIP <2379> increased operating profit by 20.4% in the first quarter, CURVES HD <7085> increased cumulative operating profit by 43.9% in the third quarter, and 5.67% of the issued shares are.
AEON Delight's Q1 operating profit decreased by 5.2% to 3.267 billion yen.
Ion Delight (9787) announced that its first quarter performance for the February 2025 period showed a revenue of 81.121 billion yen, a 2.5% increase year-on-year, and an operating profit of 3.267 billion yen, a 5.2% decrease year-on-year. Revenue growth was achieved through increased customer share and new contracted projects, as well as revising unit prices through negotiations with customers, addressing the challenge of rising personnel costs in facility management such as equipment management, security, and cleaning compared to the previous period. Declining profits were seen in the security and cleaning businesses due to further personnel cost increases.
Eat & Holdings: FY February 2025 Q1 Financial Results Presentation Materials.
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