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Overview of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index ETF Futures: A rebound due to inflow of short-term funds.
On February 5, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market's 250 Index Futures increased by 6 points compared to the previous trading day, reaching 643 points. The high was 645 points, the low was 635 points, and the intraday trading volume was 2,278 contracts. In the US market on the previous day, February 4, the Dow Inc average rebounded. The Trump administration proceeded with planned tariffs against China, which retaliated with its own tariffs, raising concerns about the deepening trade friction, resulting in mixed trading after the market opened. However, since China's retaliation was limited to targeted measures, and reports emerged that the US and Chinese leaders were discussing tariffs, the market shifted to an upward trend.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index has fallen for three consecutive days, showing general weakness similar to the main market.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index is 827.06, down 9.71 with a Volume of 0.1 billion 80.04 million shares and a trading value of 109.5 billion yen. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index is 642.15, down 8.52 with a Volume of 0.1 billion 6.29 million shares and a trading value of 86.7 billion yen. Today in the growth market, both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index have declined for three consecutive trading days. The number of rising stocks is 144, the number of declining stocks is 427, and unchanged stocks are 29. On January 31, in the USA market, the Dow Inc average fell by 337.47 dollars to 4.
TKP, QPS Research Institute, etc. [Emerging Markets rating list]
"Morgan" <3479> TKP EQUALWEIGHT maintained "Nomura" <5595> QPS Research Institute BUY New Issue <290A> Synspective BUY New Issue * The ratings of the above companies are based on our confirmation as of January 30.
Rating information (Target Price change - Part 2) = Nisshin Flour Milling Group, Advantest ETC.
◎Mizuho Securities (three levels: Buy > Hold > underperform) Nisshin Flour Milling <2002.T> --- "Buy" → "Buy", 2800 yen → 2500 yen Broadcasting Do <3678.T> --- "Buy" → "Buy", 2520 yen → 2400 yen Info HD <5076.T> --- "Buy" → "Buy", 1230 yen → 1350 yen USS <4732.T> --- "Hold" → "Hold", 1350 yen → 1450 yen Keihan HD <9045.T> --- "Hold" → "Hold", 4000 yen →
The Growth Market 250 Index is in a battle over breaking the 200-day moving average, will the lagging buying continue?
This week, attention will be focused on whether the stocks with large Market Cap such as GENDA <9166>, T.K.P <3479>, Free <4478>, and Troit <9164> can break above the 200-day moving average. Since all these stocks have been expanding their gains from the opening, they have left a bullish candlestick and the situation for T.K.P looks promising as there is a possibility of a reversal from the downtrend. GENDA also shows potential to exceed the all-time high of 3140 yen set last November.
An increase, influenced by the strong movements of US stocks and domestic Large Cap stocks.
Overview of last week from January 20 to January 24. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index reached a high of 641.95, a low of 622.22, and closed at 640.72, marking a 2.38% increase week-on-week. The rise was influenced by strong movements in US stocks and domestic Large Cap stocks. Although there was some stagnation compared to the Nikkei average, expectations for economic policies such as significant tax cuts and huge AI investments emerged with the inauguration of the second Trump administration in the US, leading to a rise in US stocks and domestic Large Cap stocks, which also boosted Emerging Markets. By the weekend, the upward trend expanded, indicating a late surge.