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List of stocks that have broken through the clouds (weekly chart) (Part 1)
○ List of stocks breaking through the clouds Market Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board <1762> Takamatsu G 2838 2834.25 2827.5 <2296> Itoham Yonekyu 4225 4027.5 4032.5 <2301> Gakujo 1843 1692.25 1762.5 <2461> Funko 4053 99403 <2462> Like 1538 1419 1496 <2503>
Internet Initiative Japan To Go Ex-Dividend On March 28th, 2025 With 17.5 JPY Dividend Per Share
March 27th (Japan Standard Time) - $Internet Initiative Japan(3774.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 28th, 2025.Shareholders of record on March 31st, 2025 will receive 17.5 JPY dividend per share.
Nissan, Sumitomo Electric, etc. [List of stock materials from the newspaper]
*Kaneka <4118> early implementation of bio-manufacturing, 90 companies and organizations form a new academic and industrial organization (Nikkan Kogyo, Front Page) -○*Nissan <7201> new management system launched, structural reform urgently needed to restore performance (Nikkan Kogyo, Page 3) -○*Sumitomo Electric <5802> succeeded in producing GaN transistors on diamond substrates in collaboration with Osaka Public University (Nikkan Kogyo, Page 3) -○*Toyota <7203> continues to halt operations at three factories and four lines, impact on number of vehicles remains uncertain (Nikkan Kogyo, Page 3) -○*Furuya Metal <7826> widely removes foul-smelling substances.
Rating information (Target Price change - Part 2) = Sapporo HD, Kao, etc.
◎ Mizuho Securities (three-tiered: Buy > Hold > Underperform) Sapporo HD <2501.T> -- "Hold" → "Hold", 6700 yen → 6900 yen Furukawa Electric <5801.T> -- "Hold" → "Hold", 6500 yen → 6300 yen Sumitomo Electric <5802.T> -- "Hold" → "Hold", 3050 yen → 2880 yen ◎ Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities (three-tiered: Overweight > Equal Weight > Underweight) Kao <4452.T> -- "Overweight"
Jefferies Keeps Their Hold Rating on Internet Initiative Japan (IIJIF)
Stocks News Premium = Measures against online casinos, with strengthened "filtering".
As the crackdown on illegal online casino users increases, the government is likely to strengthen measures such as blocking access to these sites. In addition to such 'blocking', the involvement of companies related to 'filtering', which restricts access, is anticipated. <Thin awareness of illegality leads to repeated crackdowns and societal issues> Online casinos are banned by Japanese law, but there is still no shortage of people visiting sites operated by overseas operators. From virtual card games like Baccarat, to domestic