A weaker opening is highly likely due to a pile of sell orders from individual investors trading on margin. |
After gaining for four straight sessions, investors are concerned that the Nikkei has risen too quickly, |
After gaining for four straight sessions, investors are concerned that the Nikkei has risen too quickly. |
After rising more than 700 points in just three days, I think it can't be helped if we see some investors locking in some gains. |
Confidence over an end to deflation keeps luring investors to bank shares. Buying of steel stocks falls into the same kind of category, that is one where investors bet on the domestic demand. |
Given the New York market's setback on geopolitical concerns, the market here may wipe off half or more of the gains it saw yesterday. |
Had the outcome been better, it would have increased speculation of higher consumer prices immediately ahead, so it seems that investors are taking a weaker reading as a positive. |
I don't think the market was expecting this ... Now it looks like many investors are expecting just one more interest rate rise, in May. |
I think individual investors who trade on margin account for about 60 percent of the total using the Internet. |
I think the gains (in New York) were mostly due to short-covering on battered issues. |
I think we're certainly seeing an impact from Intel ... as its stock is really weak right now. |
If it were just a case of dealing with the effects of the previous hurricane, the U.S. (economy) could be expected to bounce back, but if another one hits no one has any idea what could happen. |
Investors want to see the U.S. stock market's reaction to whatever the Federal Reserve says, which might set the tone for global high-techs for a while, |
Investors want to see the U.S. stock market's reaction to whatever the Federal Reserve says, which might set the tone for global high-techs for a while. |
It appears that investors don't want companies unless their earnings forecasts are really bullish. That's how strong expectations are at the moment. |