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Mitsubishi Corporation - sharply continues to drop, downgraded by domestic securities against the backdrop of declining profit levels.
Significant decline. Nomura Securities has downgraded the investment rating from "Buy" to "Neutral", and also lowered the target stock price from 3620 yen to 2950 yen. The downturn in the raw material coal market, combined with a greater-than-expected negative impact from the decline in production volume, is cited as the reason for the decrease in profit levels. Despite strong cash generation capabilities and high shareholder returns and dividends, providing support for the stock price, the anticipated ROE level for the period ending March 2026 is expected to be below the sector average of 11% at 7%, hence limiting the upside potential for the stock price.
Sharp corp, Sysmex etc (additional) Rating
Downgrade - bearish code Stock names Securities companies Traditional changes after ------------------------------------------ <6920> Laser Tec MacAuley "OutP" "Neutral" <7951> Yamaha Mizuho "Buy" "Hold" <8058> Mitsubishi Shon Nomura "Buy" "Hold" Target stock price change code Stock names Securities companies Traditional changes after ----------------------
Volume change rate ranking (9 o'clock) - Kushim, Daiwa Communications, etc. ranked.
In the volume change rate ranking, comparing the average volume of the last five days with the volume on the day of distribution allows understanding of market participants' interests, such as trends in stock picking. ■ Top volume change rates [As of November 26, 9:35] (Comparison of the average volume over the last five days) Stock Code Stock Name Volume 5-Day Average Volume Volume Change Rate Stock Price Change Rate <7116> Daiwa Communications 54200 107185.08 276.38% 0.0685% <2562> Listed Dai
Express News | Japanese stocks opened: the Nikkei 225 index rose by 0.47%, Lasertec semiconductors fell more than 2%.
Raising the income tax threshold, japan once again proposed a large-scale stimulus plan, and the market is increasingly believing in a rate hike in December.
Japan's individual income tax threshold will be significantly raised from the current $6,640 to $11,500. Analysts believe that this measure will inject more disposable income into the Japanese economy, easing long-term pressures such as population decline and aging. However, there are also opponents who believe that this is a reckless fiscal expansion, which may exacerbate income inequality, lead to rapid inflation, and possibly pave the way for a rate hike in December.
Limited buying aimed at a one-step rise from 39,000 yen.
The Nikkei average continued to rise significantly. It closed at 38,780.14 yen, up 496.29 yen (volume estimated at 2.74 billion shares). Fueled by favorable economic indicators and last week's strong performance in the US stocks, a broad range of stocks saw buying momentum. The Nikkei average extended its gains to 39,053.64 yen in the mid-morning session and reclaimed the milestone of 39,000 yen for the first time in 6 trading days since the 15th. However, achieving this psychological milestone may easily lead to a sense of accomplishment in the short term, followed by a wait for selling pressure.