Technical Hot Stocks = Screen: Breaking above the upper limit of the 'cloud' in the daily Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.

The stock price of SCREEN Holdings (= Screen) <7735.T> turned upward on March 11 for the first time in five trading days and continued to rise by 360 yen compared to the previous day on the 12th. It broke above both the 25-day and 5-day moving averages at the closing price, and also surpassed the upper limit of the resistance band called "cloud" surrounded by two leading spans in the daily Ichimoku chart, indicating that a strong trend is expected in the near term. It has been supported by the gradually rising 26-week moving average on the weekly chart, preparing to rebound and closing at 13 weeks.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 12 20:41 ET

Screeen has concluded a new Global Strategy partnership contract with imec.

On the 12th, SCREEN <7735.T> announced that its group company SCREEN Semiconductor Solutions has entered into a new strategic partnership agreement with the Belgian semiconductor research institution imec (Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre). The company stated that this agreement will synergize its expertise in semiconductor manufacturing equipment with the advanced semiconductor technologies possessed by imec to realize a sustainable society.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 12 19:42 ET

List of breakout stocks (Part 1) [Ichimoku Kinko Hyo - List of breakout stocks]

○ List of stocks breaking through the clouds Market Code Stock Name Closing Price Leading Span A Leading Span B Tokyo Main Board <1605> INPEX 1963 1903.25 1959.5 <1803> Shimizu Corporation 1321 1315.75 1262.5 <2181> Persol HD 2392 233.5 235.5 <2212> Yamazaki Bread 2920 2825.25 2864.5 <2288> Maruha Nichiro 1703 16

Fisco JapanMar 12 18:43 ET

The Nikkei Average is up about 380 yen, with Nippon Steel, Okuma, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, ETC among the top gainers.

On the 6th at 11:02 AM, the Nikkei average stock price hovered around 37,800 yen, up approximately 380 yen from the previous day. At 9:42 AM, it reached 37,874.38 yen, up 456.14 yen. On the 5th, the U.S. government announced that it would impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, but would give a one-month grace period for the automobile sector. In the U.S. stock market, excessive caution regarding the U.S. economy subsided, and both the Dow Inc and Nasdaq composite index rebounded for the first time in three days. Japanese stocks also followed that movement.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 5 21:04 ET

List of conversion stocks (part 2) [List of stocks converting with Parabolic Signals]

○ List of stocks that have turned to Buy in the market Code Stock Name Closing Price SAR Tokyo Main Board <6070> Career Link 2336 2281 <6113> Amada 14531408 <6157> Nihon Tool 765740 <6167> Fuji Dice 820786 <6196> Strike 31952991 <6264> Marumae 14731398 <6302> Sumitomo Heavy 30602919 <6430> Daihoko Electric 2

Fisco JapanMar 5 17:49 ET

The policy risks associated with the Trump administration are increasing.

The Nikkei average significantly declined, closing at 37,331.18 yen, down 454.29 yen (estimated Volume 1.9 billion 60 million shares). President Trump announced the imposition of a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico starting from the 4th, and there were reports of comments that cautioned against a weaker yen, leading to a predominance of risk-averse Sell. The Nikkei average dropped to 36,816.16 yen during the mid-session. Subsequently, as overselling was noted, there were also movements for Buy.

Fisco JapanMar 4 02:46 ET