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Profit-taking Sell is prevailing in response to the consecutive rise.
The Nikkei Stock Average fell for the first time in five days, finishing the trade at 39,470.44 yen, down 378.70 yen (estimated Volume 1.9 billion 90 million shares). In the previous day's US market, major stock price indices declined, and after recovering the significant 0.04 million yen mark the day before, profit-taking Sell orders were prioritized due to short-term overheating. Although there were some moments where prices slightly recovered due to Buy orders on dips, the failure to stay above the SQ value (39,434.85 yen) invited selling pressure, and there were instances where it dropped to 39,247.41 yen towards the end of the morning session.
Against the backdrop of rising U.S. tech stocks and a weaker yen, it temporarily recovered to the 0.04 million yen level.
The Nikkei average rose significantly for the fourth consecutive day, closing at 39,849.14 yen, up 476.91 yen (Volume approximately 1.9 billion 30 million shares). Since the previous day's USA market was driven by buying in technology stocks, buying started off strongly, and in the mid-morning session, it rose to 40,091.55 yen, recovering the important level of 0.04 million yen for the first time since October 15. Additionally, the yen exchange rate depreciated to 152 yen to the dollar, which was also favorable for export-related stocks.
American Alphabet is developing Semiconductors for quantum computers.
Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., announced that it has developed a new type of chip for use in Quantum Computers. It is reported that it can run calculations that would normally take an astronomical amount of time in less than five minutes, and has successfully dramatically reduced calculation errors that have been a barrier to technological development. This may provide clues for Quantum Computer-related advancements.
Huawei is offering three times the salary to employees of semiconductor manufacturing components manufacturers.
According to sources, Huawei representatives contacted employees of the German company Zeiss, which manufactures components essential for semiconductor production, through messages and emails via LinkedIn and phone calls, offering up to three times their current salary to entice them to switch jobs to Huawei. It seems the headhunting offensive for IT talent is intensifying. <6098> Recruit HD <2146> UT Group <2162> nms
Buy on the dip at 39,000 yen.
The Nikkei Average rebounded, finishing with a gain of 69.33 yen at 39,160.50 yen (estimated volume of 1.7 billion 90 million shares). This came after the trend from the previous week's US market where some tech stocks were bought up, leading to a rebound in semiconductor-related stocks and other high-value shares, starting at 39,332.55 yen. However, after the initial buying subsided, selling in anticipation of a decline, particularly in semiconductors, and profit-taking selling intensified, causing declines to as low as 38,972.78 yen during the mid-morning session.
Mr. Trump nominates an American billionaire as NASA Administrator.
[Space Business] It has been reported that the future President Trump has nominated billionaire and entrepreneur Jared Isaacman as the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Isaacman has invested in and participated in the commercial space travel of the space development company SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, twice. In September, he became the first private citizen to conduct a spacewalk in the world. <7203> Toyota <7721> Tokyo Instrument <2359> Core <3004> Shinei <3401> Teijin
