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On December 30, during the Tokyo market's six-day holiday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased by $418.48, on the 31st it fell by $29.51, and on January 2, 2025, it dropped by $151.95, while last weekend, on the 3rd, it rose by $339.86 to reach 42,732.13.
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Three key points to note in the first half - despite an unstable Start, the desire to Buy on dips is strong.
In the morning session six days ago, attention should be paid to the following three points. ■ Despite an unstable Start, there is strong willingness to Buy on dips. ■ No Earnings Reports. ■ Notable materials from the morning session: Nippon Steel, prohibition on United States Steel acquisition plan, considering all measures. ■ Despite an unstable Start, there is strong willingness to Buy on dips. The Japanese stock market's first trading day seems likely to start off unstable. On the 3rd, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by 339 dollars and Nasdaq up by 340 points. Given the weak price movements until the previous day, there is a sense of bargain.
Three key points to watch in the first half of the session - Expectations for inflow of funds as the market effectively enters 2025.
In the trading session 27 days ago, three key points should be noted: ■ Expectation of capital inflow due to the effective entry into the 2025 market ■ Okaya Steel, 3Q operating profit increased by 4.6% to 25.8 billion yen ■ Noteworthy materials in the morning session: Toho Gas, developing the first burner in Japan that burns hydrogen using indirect and thermal storage methods. In the Japanese stock market on the 27th, although the number of market participants is limited, a strong buying willingness is expected. Following Christmas, the US market on the 26th saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 28 dollars, na
Three key points to watch in the morning session - attempts to rebound led by technology Shareholders.
In the trading session before the 24th, I want to focus on the following three points. ■ A rebound led by technology stocks is expected. ■ SHIMAMURA, 3rd quarter operating profit increased by 2.0% to 46.5 billion yen. ■ Key material from the morning session: Honda is in discussions to integrate with NISSAN MOTOR CO, aiming for final agreement in June next year. ■ A rebound led by technology stocks is expected. The Japanese stock market on the 24th seems likely to be in a strongly stagnant phase, but the strong inclination for buying on dips will likely be conscious. In the US market on the 23rd, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 66 dollars, and the Nasdaq is at 1.
Honda, Denso, etc. [List of stock materials from the newspaper]
*HONDA <7267> is in discussions to merge with NISSAN MOTOR CO, with a final agreement aimed for June next year (Nikkei Industrial Daily, page 1) - ○ *Alps Alpine <6770> has increased the sensitivity of its 'Magnetic Sensor' by 10 times, investing 15 billion yen for mass production (Nikkei Industrial Daily, page 1) - ○ *Obayashi Corporation <1802> has appointed Toshimi Sato as President, aiming to expand business areas Overseas ETC (Nikkei Industrial Daily, page 3) - ○ *Toyota Industries <6201> has resumed domestic shipments of forklifts, starting with diesel models (Nikkei Industrial Daily, page 3) - ○ *JR Kyushu <9142> is withdrawing from the Japan-Korea high-speed ferry service, ceasing operations.
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