Is the upward trend easing, making it relatively difficult to focus on emerging markets?

Outlook for this week, September 2nd to September 6th: The growth of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index has slowed down, and there is relatively less interest in emerging markets. With the start of September, there is also an increasing interest in high dividend stocks and special offering stocks, especially among individual investors who are eligible for the tax-free small amount investment scheme (NISA). This makes it relatively less likely for interest to turn towards emerging markets. On the other hand, there is speculation in major stocks such as GNIC Group <2160> and GENDA <9166> which moved last week, as well as Integral <584>.

Fisco JapanAug 31 19:04 ET

Significantly risen, reaching the 200-day moving average line for the first time since July 19th.

Last week's overview from August 26th to August 30th, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index reached a high of 680.91, a low of 645.59, and a closing price of 669.01. Compared to the previous week, it increased by 4.45%, showing a significant rise, reaching the 200-day moving average line for the first time since July 19. The index rose as leading stocks with large market capitalization showed strong movements at the beginning of the week. After reaching the 200-day moving average line since July 19, profit-taking increased due to a sense of achievement, but against the backdrop of improved investor sentiment, it followed a stable trend.

Fisco JapanAug 31 19:02 ET

Trial, WealthNavi [Emerging Markets Rating List]

Buy new "Mizuho" <141A> trial, "Tokai Tokyo" <7342> wealth navigation OUTPERFORM hold * The above ratings of each company are as of August 30, according to our confirmation.

Fisco JapanAug 30 04:31 ET

Nomura Holdings Analyst Ratings

BenzingaAug 29 11:37 ET · Ratings

Asia Investment announces business partnership with Growth Partners.

On the 28th, Japan Asia Investment <8518> announced that it has decided to form a business alliance with Growth Partners (Meguro-ku, Tokyo). Japan Asia Investment plans to raise 0.998 billion yen through a third-party allocation of shares in June 2024, and a portion of the funds will be used to form a new fund. In this fund, the company will target unlisted and listed companies in Japan, and engage in buyouts that involve transfers from existing shareholders, third-party share allocations, and the exercise of subscription rights for new shares.

Fisco JapanAug 29 01:11 ET

Stocks that hit the daily limit up or down in the morning session.

■Maxis Japan <1485>: Equipment, Personnel, and Active Investment Company 200 Listed Investment Trust <4316>: B-Map <4395>: Acreet <5616>: Rain, Wind, and Sun <7362>: T.S.I. <8518>: Japan Asia Investment <9399>: Beat Holdings Limited ■ Drop stop <2999>: Home position ※ Includes temporary stoppage (indicative value).

Fisco JapanAug 28 23:04 ET