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Volume change rate ranking (1 PM) - Sumitomo Rubbers, Cell Source ETC are ranked.
In the Volume change rate ranking, by comparing the average Volume over the last 5 days with the Volume on the delivery day, it is possible to understand the trends in market participation and interests. ■ Top Volume change rates [As of January 8, 13:32] (compared to the average Volume over the last 5 days) Code ⇒ Stock ⇒ Volume ⇒ 5-day Average Volume ⇒ Volume Change Rate ⇒ Stock Price Change Rate <6864> NFHD 2257500 255585.56 279.84% 0.1078% <4736> Japan Rad 2061800 2
Volume change rate ranking (9 AM period) - Nishiwa Industries, WealthNavi, etc. are ranked.
※In the volume change rate ranking, you can understand the interest of market participants such as trends in inquiries by comparing the average volume of the past 5 days with the volume on the day of distribution.■Volume Change Rate Top [As of 9:34 on December 3] (Comparison with average volume of the past 5 days) Stock Code Stock Name Volume 5-Day Average Volume Volume Change Rate Stock Price Change Rate ＜7342＞ WealthNavi 3479800 10718 5.08 305.83% 0.17% ＜2634＞
AI Mecatech --- Attempting to break through the 200-day moving average.
Breaking through the 25-day moving average rebound supported by the 75-day line, yesterday surpassed the intraday high set on November 6th. It is approaching the 200-day line (around 2914 yen), which is being consciously recognized as the upper resistance line, and if it continues to surpass this line, the rebound trend is likely to strengthen further. On the weekly chart, the 26-week line functions as the support line, and after the Golden Cross manifestation with the 13-week line, it forms a trend with the 13-week line as the support line.
AI Mechatech---Timing for targeting rebounds
Continuing to adjust back to the high of 3,085 yen set on September 30th, with the 25-day moving average currently being seen as the upper resistance line. On the other hand, the 75-day moving average is functioning as a support line for the downside, and it has been showing rebounds from the recent bottoming out at the same line. In the Ichimoku cloud, the transition within the cloud easily creates conflicting strengths and weaknesses, but with the rebound supported by the lower bound of the cloud, it seems to be heading towards a stance aiming for pullbacks in anticipation of breaking through the upper bound of the cloud.
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