Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 820.95 -3.23/ trading volume 0.2 billion 19.88 million shares/trading price 146.6 billion yen

Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 641.72 -2.25/ trading volume 0.1 billion 33.08 million shares/trading price 114 billion yen

In today's growth market, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index all fell slightly. The number of rising stocks is 231, the number of falling stocks is 320, and 44 unchanged.

The Dow average closed at 44910.65 dollars, which rose 188.59 dollars in the US market on November 29, and the NASDAQ closed at 19218.17, a 157.69 point increase. It became clear that President-elect Trump and the leaders of Canada and Mexico had a constructive dialogue over tariff measures, and it rose after being bought and snuggled up due to improvements in investor sentiment. Optimism that sales would reach a record high on Black Friday and expectations for the year-end sales season also helped and were bought mainly by the retail sector, which boosted the overall market price. They liked the decline in long-term interest rates, high technology was strong, and the market remained steady throughout the day, and the Dow hit a record high.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index began at the closing price level of the previous weekend, but immediately turned negative thereafter. Meanwhile, it showed solidity at the 820 pt split level, reduced the decline in a form linked to the movement of the Nikkei Average from the middle, recovered slightly to the positive zone, and finished the front market. When the backstage turned negative again, it became a relatively dominant market advantage, and developments lacking a sense of direction with the previous weekend's closing price in between continued, and it ended with a slight increase in the range of decline until the big close.

Individually, Nippon Denshi (5759), which depreciated 35.62%, was at the top of the decline rate. As it is delisted on December 28, sales will continue. The cover ＜5253＞ was disliked by the announcement of the end of the talent's activities, the QPS Research Institute (5595) was a reaction that skyrocketed the previous weekend, and Kaiom (4583) was drastically reduced due to margin trading regulations, respectively. Among stocks with the highest trading price, Oltz ＜260A＞, Plaid ＜4165＞, etc. declined. J-Frontier ＜2934＞, Hoover Brain ＜3927＞, and Data Horizon ＜3628＞ are ranked among other stocks with the highest price drop rate.

Meanwhile, BTM (5247), which rose 22.18%, was at the top of the rate of increase. ZUU (4387), where a capital and business alliance with ACN Holdings was viewed as material, and since Mitsubishi UFJ Bank announced that they would carry out a public tender offer (TOB) for the purpose of making it a wholly owned subsidiary, Wealth Navi (7342), which moved towards TOB prices, stopped high, respectively. The most recent IPO, Globing (277A), was also bought. Among the top trading price stocks, Teradrone ＜278A＞, Headwaters ＜4011＞, etc. have risen. Inbound PF ＜5587＞, Kukreb ＜276A＞, and Dream Vision ＜3185＞ are ranked among other stocks with the highest price increase rate.

Note, among the constituent stocks of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Core Index, Free (4478), CUC (9158), etc. rose, while SAFE (4375), etc. fell.

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