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株ブロガー・さなさえ:ハネた株の押し目を狙う?わたしの買い方はコレです【FISCOソーシャルレポーター】

Stock blogger Sanasae: Aiming to push in the spotlight of stocks? This is my way of buying [FISCO Social Reporter]

Fisco Japan ·  May 18 16:00

Below is a comment written by individual investor “Sanasae” (blog: “Sanasae's Beautiful Investment Life”) of FISCO Social Reporter. At FISCO, we are working to disseminate more diverse information to investors by cooperating with individuals who actively disseminate information.

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※Written on 2024/5/15 at 15:00

Good morning and evening, everyone. Looking up at the stocks that have gone through the financial results season and are looking up, “I want this stock... but I wonder if it's okay to buy it now... if there is a push, when should I pick it up...”, and looking back, it's Sana Sae, who continues to worry over the years as an investor.

This article, spelled out by an Arafo female investor who was the runner-up in the Stock 1GP Grand Champion Tournament (FY21) hosted by Yukan Fuji, is now in its 2nd year... 70th time. This time, along with the title column, I will introduce recent notable stocks.

<While looking up at stocks that were sold during the financial results season... >

Now, let's continue, “Hey, are you going to raise it, or you're not going to lower it... which one! (a.k.a. Kin-kun)”, the market price influenced by the direction of long-term interest rates in the United States continues, and it is quite difficult to buy, but the Japanese stock market has passed the financial results season.

Every time, I see a lot of companies whose stock prices/charts open a window and skyrocket due to so-called surprise settlements, etc., but what I always worry about is “when should I buy it,” which I mentioned earlier. If the overall market price is bullish, people usually go out to buy it as it is, but to be honest, it wasn't easy to feel like that in this week's situation.

Conversely, it can also be said that you should practice the market adage “rest but market price,” and look at the market from a bird's-eye view without moving for the time being, but there is also the nature of not being able to simply hold your finger on the opportunity in front of you as an investor. That's why I also practice “first push is buy” for stocks after a sharp rise, based on the market price adage. As a result, I think the winning ratio was high for stocks that were judged to have improved during the sharp rise. In other words, “if you get lost, follow the market price adage” is probably the better choice for me (laughs). Surprisingly, it seems that there are many young investors who don't know this market saying (anomalies), but it's still better not to underestimate the wisdom and experience of our ancestors.

Now, I would like to introduce just a few of the individual stocks that have moved through financial results that have moved on.

<Pay attention to stocks on bullish charts>

First, let's start with sports equipment, and I'm also paying attention to Yonex <7906> and ASICS <7936>. Both have moved with favorable financial results, but the global sports population is also on the rise due to improvements in health consciousness, and after all, it would be interesting if it became popular from overseas as a “safe Japanese brand”... Similarly, I would like to look at TOPPAN Holdings (7911), a major printing company, and Obayashi Group (1802), a major construction company, as stocks I would like to expect from overseas players to buy Japanese stocks.

If future market prices continue to be bearish, I would like to keep an eye on value stocks that are performing well. I think there is a high possibility that Sakai Chemical (4078), a major titanium oxide company, Kureha (4023), the chemical product Kureha (4023), Unipres (5949), which is known for automotive press parts, I-PEX (6640), which handles automotive connectors and various sensors, and Yotai (5357), a refractory brick, passed financial results and became bullish. Both have a sense of undervaluation in stock prices, so it seems that it will take quite a while to wait for a push. After that, although it is small, it seems good to think about whether Western Shire <5936> will continue to invest in equipment such as commercial facilities for inbound use...

Conversely, there is no sense of undervaluation in stock prices, but in addition to the fact that semiconductor mounting package boards are doing well, MEC <4971>, which also enjoys the advantage of depreciation of the yen, and ASJ <2351>, which is speculated due to investments in US NVIDIA and Microsoft data centers, etc., are still being bought.

Yes, that's all for now.

In my recent blog, in addition to the stocks introduced above, I also pick up “3 notable stocks” every month as “Sanasae's one-person stock 1GP,” and measure the price range every weekend. Of course, there are a wide variety of stories other than stocks... feel free to do so even if you see something scary (laughs). well then. Have a nice trade.

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Author name: Sana Sae

Blog name: “Sanasae's Beautiful Investment Life”

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