No Data
Stocks that moved the previous day part2 No.1, Sugawa Electric, Rain Wind Sun, etc.
Stock name <Code> Closing price on the 28th ⇒ Day-to-day comparison Olympus <7733> 2678 -160 News of CEO Kaufman's resignation spreads. Nomi Seismic <6744> 2931 -144 Last weekend saw a sharp increase in performance as well due to upward revision. Nippon Steel <5631> 5141 -186 Positioned as a defense-related entity, attracting selling pressure. Shin-Etsu Chemical Industry <4063> 5593 -167 Negative outlook including sluggish near-term demand. IHI <7013> 7680 -87 Majority of government ruling party.
Emerging markets stock digest: Brightpass surged significantly, Basefood temporarily hit the daily limit up.
<5070> Draft 545 +9 continued to rise. After the close of trading on the 25th, they announced an upward revision of financial estimates and a change in dividend policy, which is considered a positive factor. The company has been emphasizing the stable return of profits to shareholders, and has been continuing its progressive dividends since its listing. As a result of conducting progressive dividends regardless of the level of consolidated net income, the fluctuation range of dividend payout ratios in the past five periods has been 8.1% to 238.1%. In light of this situation, they will continue to do so regardless of the level of consolidated net income in the future.
Hot stocks digest (morning session): Toho Steel, Chugai Pharmaceutical, Base Food, etc.
Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. <4519>: ¥7542 (+¥673) significant rebound. The company announced its third quarter earnings at the end of last week, with operating profit for July-September reaching ¥160.4 billion, up 50.4% from the same period last year. The full-year financial estimates have been revised upwards from the previous ¥460 billion to ¥540 billion, a 23.0% increase from the previous year. The market consensus for the full year was around ¥500 billion. Hemophilia drug MULIBRA has shown growth beyond expectations, and the arthritis drug ACTEMRA seems to be performing well. The year-end dividend is undecided.
Mental Health T--- rebound, signed a collaboration contract with CellSource.
Rally. It was announced after the close of trading on the 25th that a business partnership agreement with CellSource has been signed, which is viewed as positive news. Through this partnership, starting from November, CellSource's oocyte freezing storage entrusted service, "Oocyte Freezing Security Bank," will be introduced into the cloud-based service "ELPIS" provided by the company. It will be possible to offer "oocyte freezing storage welfare services" tailored to the needs of businesses. Additionally, it aims to expand oocyte freezing and storage as a more accessible option.
October 28th [Today's Investment Strategy]
[Fisco Selected Stocks] [Material Stocks] [Emerging Markets Stocks] Premier Group <7199> 2164 yen (10/25) specializing in automobile crediting, auto leasing, warranty extensions for used and new cars, etc. It announced its first-half financial results. Operating profit increased by 46.6% to 4.05 billion yen compared to the same period last year. It expanded its profit from 1.823 billion yen in the first quarter, an increase of 33.6%. The accumulation of credit receivables and warranty balances, an increase in Car Premier Club membership fees, and cost reduction all contributed.
Subdued, cautious about political turmoil [Emerging markets individual stock strategy]
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to show a weak performance. In the U.S. stock market last weekend on the 25th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 259.96 points (-0.61%) to 42,114.40 points, marking a 5-day decline. Rising long-term interest rates are causing concern, and the decline of McDonald's (MCD) has weighed on the market. On the other hand, the University of Michigan's consumer confidence index exceeded expectations, raising hopes for a soft landing, and buying expectations ahead of the earnings of major high-tech companies supported stock prices, major indices.
No Data
No Data