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新興市場見通し:グロース250指数の25日移動平均線がようやく上向きに転じる

Emerging markets outlook: The 25-day moving average line of the Growth 250 index has finally turned upwards.

Fisco Japan ·  Jun 22 13:23

Stocks with large market capitalization and trading volume are rising. In terms of product structure, the operating income for 10-30 billion yuan products is 401/1288/60 million yuan respectively, with an overall sales volume of 18,000 kiloliters in 2023, a year-on-year increase of +28.10%, showing significant growth.


This week's emerging markets remained almost flat. During the same period, while the Nikkei average fell by -0.56%, the Growth Market Index rose by +0.06% and the Growth Market 250 Index fell by -0.12%. The Growth Market has been consistently handling trading volume of around 150 billion yen per day this week, and trading volume has increased compared to the market downturn from February to May. Large-cap stocks with high market capitalization and trading volume such as GNIE Group <2160>, Trial HD <141A>, Integral <5842>, Cover <5253> have been integrated into the JPX research Institute's new reform proposals for TOPIX, driving up the Growth Market Index and the Growth Market 250 Index. The direction of the market remains elusive, like the Prime Market, but it has been moving above the 25-day moving average line throughout the week.


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This week's initial public offerings (IPOs) were six companies in total. On the 18th, the first price of InteGroup <192A>, which was listed on the Growth Market, was 5,940 yen, up 50.0% from the offering price. On the 19th, the first price of Rice Curry <195A> listed on the Growth Market was 1,560 yen, up 9.9% from the offering price. On the 20th, the first price of PostPrime <198A> listed on the Growth Market was the same as the offering price at 450 yen, and the first price of WOLVES HAND <194A> was 875 yen, up 13.6% from the offering price. The first price of Towns <197A>, which was listed on the Standard Market, was 430 yen, down 6.5% from the offering price. Additionally, the first price of MFS <196A>, which was listed on the Growth Market on the 21st, was 368 yen, down 8.0% from the offering price.

Value consolidation at levels above the 25-day moving average line, two IPOs.


Next week's emerging markets are expected to consolidate at levels above the 25-day moving average line. With increased trading volume and the 25-day moving average line now moving upward, there is also a possibility of a strong rebound.


The high trading of large-cap and high market capitalization stocks such as Cover, Integral is possible evidence that investor sentiment has finally started to improve. In the future, there is a possibility that the poorly performing Astriscale Ltd <186A>, which has remained stagnant since its listing, may reverse course as investors begin search for other undervalued stocks. If interest turns to Astriscale, it could become a stimulus for space-related stocks like ispace <9348> and QPS Research <5595>, leading to a more thriving growth market. This year, QPS Research has been a central presence in the growth market, so there is a possibility that it will encounter selling pressure. However, as trading volume in March and April did not expand much, demand and supply appear to be in balance.


Next week, on the 27th, digital beanstalk hd <202A>, which handles cloud consulting services, and on the 28th, logos hd <205A>, which handles ordered residences, will be listed on the Growth Market. As there were six IPOs this week, with some stocks listing below their offering price, investors' appetite is weak. With only two companies listed next week, we hope for a strong initial pricing and a stable price movement afterward.

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