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  5. [verwijderd] 18 november 2005 02:11
    Waarom terecht janus? Omdat ze al 15 jaar het spoor bijster zijn en geen raad wisten met hun macht door hun economie gegeven?
    Als samenleving 3x niks met geweldige uitzonderingen doen mij niet enthousiast maken. Ik mis hun visie nog steeds. Dan spreek ik duidelijk als fa en lt.
  9. jrxs4all 18 november 2005 09:31
    quote:

    pcrs7 schreef:

    emerging market is Japan alleen niet te noemen, het is de 2e economie ter wereld.
    De yen zakt nogal, stijgen de aandelen hard genoeg om de zakkende yen te compenseren ?
    -pcrs
    Vandaag stijgt de Yen zelfs een beetje tov gisteren maar hij zit inderdaad in een dalende trend. Gewoon short gaan in de Yen voor hetzelfde bedrag als je in Japan hebt geinvesteerd, dan heb je er geen last van,

    JR
  13. [verwijderd] 21 november 2005 00:56
    Tokyo stocks seen extending gains on exporters
    Sun Nov 20, 2005 06:34 PM ET
    TOKYO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Tokyo shares are expected to extend gains on Monday from the previous session's five-year high, with exporters benefiting from a stronger dollar and sentiment boosted after a rally in U.S. stocks.

    The Japanese currency remained below 119 yen to the dollar, after hitting 119.56 last week, its lowest since August 2003. In the United States, declining oil prices and positive earnings news helped boost the S&P 500 Index to its highest close in nearly 4-½ years on Friday.

    "The S&P 500 hit a new high, the yen is continuing to trade at a weak level versus the dollar and oil prices are taking a breather so exporters will continue to be in focus for the market," said Hiroichi Nishi, general manager of equity marketing at Nikko Cordial Securities.

    "But there are concerns that stock prices are overheated ... so investors are also very likely to try and lock in profits," Nishi added.

    A weaker yen is a boon for exporters because it makes their products more price-competitive and it boosts profits when dollar-denominated earnings are brought home.

    Traders expect the Nikkei 225 share average to trade between 14,550 and 14,750. On Friday, it finished up 1.47 percent at 14,623.12, its highest close since Dec. 14, 2000.

    In Chicago, Nikkei futures contracts expiring in December (NKc1: Quote, Profile, Research) closed up 160 points at 14,670.00.

    The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 0.43 percent and the Nasdaq Composite Index closed up 0.30 percent. The Philadelphia Stock Exchange semiconductor index surged 2.50 percent.

    Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. (6764.T: Quote, Profile, Research) may be a focus after the struggling electronics maker said on Friday it planned to raise up to 300 billion yen ($2.52 billion) by issuing new shares to Goldman Sachs and other firms, while downsizing its ailing chip and home appliance divisions.

    Investors will also be looking at earnings results later in the day. Mizuho Financial Group Inc. (8411.T: Quote, Profile, Research) , Japan's second-largest lender, and game maker Sega Sammy Holdings Inc. (6460.T: Quote, Profile, Research) are among the firms due to post first-half earnings.

    STOCKS TO WATCH

    -- Seven & I Holdings Co. Ltd. (3382.T: Quote, Profile, Research) .

    Seven-Eleven Japan, the company's convenience store unit, said it was in talks with Yahoo Japan Corp. (4689.T: Quote, Profile, Research) , Japan's top Internet portal, on a comprehensive operational tie-up. [ID:nT140157]

    -- Advantest Corp. (6857.T: Quote, Profile, Research) , Tokyo Electron Ltd. (8035.T: Quote, Profile, Research) and other chip-related firms.

    Orders for Japanese chip-making equipment exceeded sales in October for the fourth time in the past five months, an industry group said on Friday, indicating burgeoning appetite among microchip makers for capital spending. [ID:nT202510]

    -- Pioneer Corp. (6773.T: Quote, Profile, Research) .

    The electronics maker plans to cut 10 percent of its domestic work force, or about 1,000 jobs, and scale down its DVD recorder business to shore up its struggling operations, the Nihon Keizai business daily said on Sunday.

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