On April 8th, the Tokyo stock market rebounded sharply. The Nikkei Stock Average closed that day at 33,012 yen 58 yen, up 1,876 yen sen from the previous trading day. As the decline in US stocks and the yen's appreciation slowed, stocks that had been falling largely saw buys and short covers aimed at autonomous rebound, and at one point they were bought up 2,120 yen 58 yen, up 33,257 yen 16 yen. However, the market is also seeing a difference in view, whether it would be a reverse of the current rise, or a temporary return would lead to a further decline.
【Main Index】
・Nikkei 225: 33,012.58(+1,876.00)
· Topix: 2,432.02 (+143.36)
・Dollar/yen: 147.33(-0.51)
・Dow: 37,965.60(-349.26)
・Nasdaq: 15,603.26 (+15.48)
・SOX: 3,694.95(+1,876.00)
In this context, looking at gaming and entertainment-related companies, out of the 96 registered stocks, 94 stocks rose (98%), two stocks fell (2%), and zero stocks remained unchanged (0%), resulting in a totally high trading situation.
Among the individual stocks, Kushim <2345>, monoAI technology <5240>, Cyberstep <3810>, Tsuburaya Fields Holdings <2767>, gumi <3903>, and Tokyo Tsuburoku Group <7359>. Although some stocks featured individual material the day before, it can be seen as a movement of autonomous rebound after a sharp fall. On the other hand, only Iore <2334> and NJ Holdings <9421> were to be sold.
■Individual stock chart
■List of game and entertainment related stocks
