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Stocks that moved the day before part 2: Japan Electric, Japan Steel Works, Laser Tech, etc.
Stock Name <Code> 2-day closing price ⇒ day-on-day comparison: Mitsui Chemicals <4183> 3811 -411, trouble occurred at a subsidiary's ethylene plant. NEC <6701> 11325 -1520, possible impact of the drop in U.S. high-tech stocks. Nippon Steel <5631> 3708 -392, pushed down by the worsening market conditions without specific material observations. Laser Tech <6920> 22600 -2740, main semiconductor manufacturing equipment stocks under significant pressure due to drop in U.S. semiconductor stocks. Mitsubishi UFJ FG <8306>
Volume change rate ranking (14:00) - One225, Spider Plus and others ranked.
*In the volume change rate ranking, you can understand the interests of market participants, such as the tendency of speculation, by comparing the average volume of the past five days with the volume on the day of delivery. • Top volume change rate [August 2, 14:32, current] (comparison of average volume of the past 5 days) Code stock name volume 5-day average volume Volume change rate Stock price change rate <1369> One225 99101 174861.548 322.71% -0.05
Identify the situation where the clear sense of hitting bottom is becoming stronger.
[Stock Opening Comment] The Japanese stock market on the 2nd is likely to be a movement to find the immediate bottom amid the continued significant decline. On the 1st, the US market saw the NY Dow down 494 points and the Nasdaq down 405 points. The sell-off strengthened on high alert for the economic downturn, as initial jobless claims reached a high level in a year and the ISM Manufacturing Activity Index unexpectedly decreased. The Chicago Nikkei 225 futures settlement price was 36,845 yen, down 1,105 yen from Osaka. The exchange rate of the yen is around 149.30 yen per dollar.
Nippon Steel revised its forecast upwards on March 25, with net profit increasing from 300 billion yen to 340 billion yen.
Nippon Steel <5401> announced a revision to its financial estimates for the 2025 fiscal year, with net profits being upwardly revised from 300 billion yen to 3,400 billion yen. Although the steel demand slump continues, the margin (spread) between raw material prices and steel sales prices is improving. In the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, sales revenue was 2.191509 trillion yen, down 0.4% from the same period last year, and operating profit was 236.977 billion yen, down 4.7% from the same period last year, surpassing the consensus estimate of about 175 billion yen. 【Plus
ASTMAX: Fiscal year March 2025, first quarter [13th period] settlement presentation materials.
ASTMAX: Short message for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending in March 2025 (Consolidated) [Japan Standards]
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