On April 11th, the Nikkei average fell sharply, closing at 33,585.58 yen, down 1,023.42 yen from the previous day. The US market fell due to concerns that the US-China trade war would intensify due to US tariff policies, and the impact on domestic markets also spilled.
Looking at the movements of gaming and entertainment-related stocks out of the 96 stocks registered in the table below, 50 stocks (52%) rose, 43 stocks (45%) fell, and three stocks remained unchanged (3%), with more stocks that rose.
Among them, GLOE <9565> rose sharply every day, resulting in a high proportional allocation. It appears that GLOE's MOU signing with Saudi Arabian companies has continued to be seen as a factor.
Also, Ateam HD <3662> rebelled. Ateam HD has apparently attracted market interest because it announced that it would transfer its subsidiary's Life Ending Comprehensive Life Ending Site, Life.t, to Kamakura Shinsho and that it would raise its full-year bottom line forecast by recording special profits associated with the transfer.
Other popular figures include gumi <3903> and kayak <3904>, and Bank of Innovation (BOI) <4393>, which announced that it will be holding a 2.5th anniversary campaign for Memento Mori, has risen for four consecutive days.
On the other hand, Silicon Studio <3907>, which was announced the previous day on April 10th, saw a significant decline in revenue and an operating loss due to its first quarter financial results for the fiscal year ending November 2025.
Tose <4728> also fell back in relation to the financial results announcement.
SHIFT <3697>, which announced that fraudulent applications for some subsidies at its consolidated subsidiary, has fallen for the first time in four days.
