Market orders: Toyota and Mitsubishi UFJ were sold, while Tokyo Electron and Kyocera were bought (Morning session one day ago).

Tokyo Electron (8035) sold 40,000 shares and bought 92,000 shares; Kyocera (6971) sold 55,000 shares and bought 196,000 shares; SoftBank Group (9984) sold 480,000 shares and bought 628,000 shares; Toyota (7203) sold 764,000 shares and bought 201,000 shares; Sony Group (6758) sold 202,000 shares and bought 210,000 shares; Hitachi (6501) sold 322,000 shares and bought 280,000 shares; Fujikura (5803) sold 230,000 shares and bought 314,000 shares; Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306) sold 661,000 shares and bought 250,000 shares.

Jiji PressApr 30 19:47 ET

List of Converted Securities (Part 1) [List of Securities with Parabolic Signal Conversion]

○ List of Stocks Eligible for Buy Conversion Market Code Stock Name Closing Price SAR Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market <1605> INPEX 4,123 3,785 <1720> Tokyu Construction 15,151 3,600 <1780> Yamaura 14,991 4,360 <1786> Oriental White Stone 3,813 630 <1801> Taisei Construction 17,590 1,540 <1802> Obayashi Corporation 38,443 3,531 <1803> Shimizu Corporation 31,882 7,440 <180…

Fisco JapanApr 29 19:37 ET

Okasan Securities Remains a Buy on INPEX (IPXHF)

TipRanksApr 28 06:39 ET · Ratings

Market Chatter: Inpex CEO Outlines Emergency Shift Amid Hormuz Closure

MT NewswiresApr 22 20:09 ET

Bull & Bear: Rebound continues from U.S. stock gains, but upward momentum remains heavy.

On the 20th in the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei Stock Average rebounded. The downward movement of crude oil futures prices in the U.S. market over the previous weekend contributed to a rise in stock prices that carried over into this session. However, concerns over uncertainty regarding the situation in the Middle East, including the potential re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz—a key route for oil transportation—weighed on the upside, resulting in limited gains. On the 17th, major U.S. stock indices rose collectively after Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi announced the “full reopening” of the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a sharp drop in crude oil futures prices as fears over disruptions to energy supplies eased.

Jiji PressApr 20 02:22 ET

Market orders: Nidec and Kioxia HD sold, while Ajinomoto and Toyota saw buying interest (Morning session, 20th).

Nidec (6594) sold 46,000 shares and bought 36,000 shares; Ajinomoto (2802) sold 19,000 shares and bought 48,000 shares; TDK (6762) sold 207,000 shares and bought 102,000 shares; Fanuc (6954) sold 46,000 shares and bought 91,000 shares; INPEX (1605) sold 84,000 shares and bought 94,000 shares; Takashimaya (8233) sold 7,000 shares and bought 16,000 shares; Mitsubishi UFJ (8306) sold 269,000 shares and bought 593,000 shares; Toyota (7203) sold 318,000 shares and bought 520,000 shares.

Jiji PressApr 19 19:51 ET