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List of conversion stocks (part 2) [List of stocks converting with Parabolic Signals]
○ List of stocks converted to Sell Market Code Stock Name Closing Price SAR Tokyo Main Board <1663> K&O Energy 3200 3375 <1852> Asanuma Corp 726739 <1911> Sumitomo Forestry 46534825 <2002> Nisshin flour G 17751780 <2127> Japan M&A 631661 <2229> Calbee 29012965 <2737> Tomen Deva 61806300 <2753> Amiyaki 162416
List of cloud penetration stocks [Ichimoku Kinko Hyo - List of cloud penetration stocks]
○ List of stocks breaking through the cloud in the market Code Stock Name End Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board <1979> Atmosphere Corporation 4830 4792.5 4792.5 <2292> S FOODS 2569 2433.25 2547 <2335> Cubesys 104810321044.5 <2579> Coca-Cola BJH 24442365.25 2412 <2810>
Auto Tariffs: TSLA, RIVN, LCID Produce Their Vehicles in U.S., F Better Positioned Than GM
Who are the biggest losers from Trump's auto tariffs? Goldman Sachs: Profits of Japanese auto companies may be "halved."
Goldman Sachs predicts that if costs cannot be passed on, the operating profit of Japanese automotive giants such as Toyota and Honda will be "slashed in half," with Nissan and Mazda potentially seeing profit declines of up to 66% and 34%, respectively. Even more seriously, Japan's economy is now on the brink of recession, and the "wage-price positive cycle" driven by the auto industry will also come to an abrupt halt.
The Nikkei index fell by 227 yen, marking a pullback after three days, with regional bank stocks being sought after, while the TOPIX rose for the third consecutive day = 27th afternoon session.
On the 27th, the Nikkei average stock price in the afternoon session fell by 227 yen and 32 sen from the previous day to 37,799 yen and 97 sen, marking a decline for the first time in three days. Meanwhile, the TOPIX (Tokyo Stock Price Index) rose by 2.58 points to 2,815.47 points, continuing its upward trend for three consecutive days. There was a predominant sell-off from the morning, and the Nikkei average reached a low of 37,556 yen and 75 sen, down 470 yen and 54 sen at 9:06 AM. Concerns over the 25% tariff on imported Autos by the U.S. government and declines in Semiconductors stocks have also weighed on the market. Additionally, the lack of significant market cues has contributed to the situation.
The Nikkei average is down about 420 yen, with the decline rate of selected stocks including Advantest, SUBARU, and MAZDA MOTOR CRP among the top.
On the 27th at around 11:04 AM, the Nikkei average stock price was fluctuating around 37,600 yen, down approximately 420 yen from the previous day. At 9:06 AM, it dropped to 37,556.75 yen, down 470.54 yen. After that, there were scenes where buying aimed at a rebound reduced the decline, but the slow recovery trend continued. Among the stocks included in the Nikkei average, Advantest <6857.T>, SUBARU <7270.T>, MAZDA MOTOR CRP <7261.T>, Fujikura <5803.T>, and others were among the top decliners.
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Trader’s Edge OP Cui Nyonya Kueh : Next week we will resume! Thank you for your support as always!![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
Cui Nyonya Kueh Trader’s Edge OP :
Devip : Year-to-date, there’s been a clear capital shift away from U.S. equities and into ex-U.S. markets. Is the music stopping for U.S. equities?
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