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10/15 [Strength and Weakness Materials]
[Bullish and bearish materials] Bullish materials - Nikkei Average is rising (39,605.80, +224.91) - dow jones industrial average is rising (43,065.22, +201.36) - NASDAQ Composite Index is rising (18,502.69, +159.75) - $1 = 149.70-80 yen - Chicago Nikkei futures are rising (40,095, +485 compared to Osaka) - SOX index is rising (5,432.21, +96.27) - VIX index is decreasing (19.70, -0.76) - Expectations for subdued inflation in the USA - Active self-company
Three points to focus on in the morning session~Nikkei average recovers by 0.04 million yen but australian small/mid cap stocks are difficult to handle~
In the morning session of the 15th, it is worth paying attention to the following three points: - While the Nikkei average is recovering to 0.04 million yen, it may be difficult to handle Australian small/mid cap stocks. - Quality Plan, operating profit on 8/24 increased by 69.4 to 56.1 billion yen, with an expected decrease of 2.0% to 55 billion yen on 8/25. - Points of focus in the morning: Spot work, illegal rules in the app, guidance from the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare. - Despite the Nikkei average's 0.04 million yen recovery, Australian small/mid cap stocks may be challenging to handle. The Japanese stock market on the 15th started with a gap up, with attention being paid to the Nikkei Stock Average's recovery to the 0.04 million yen mark. On the 14th
