Nomura Holdings, Inc. (NMR), Japan’s largest securities company has received approximately 30% more orders per day in the latter half of this month compared to the first half, since launching a global campaign on September 12th to attract foreign investors to Japanese stocks.Hiromasa Yamazaki, head of Global Equity at Nomura, told Reuters in an interview that not only are foreign investors becoming quite bullish on the prospects of Japanese stocks, but Nomura itself sees the Nikkei index doubling over the next 10 years. As of market close on Wednesday (28th) the Nikkei was at 13,435.91, up almost 1,000 points since September 1st, and up nearly 2,000 points (17%) since the beginning of the year.
Foreign stock purchases for the year-to-date are up over 19% from the same period last year. The most foreign stock purchases ever were recorded for the month of August, totaling 6.58 trillion yen or $58.11 billion USD. Reasons for a continued bullish outlook include Nomura’s strong increase in purchase orders, P.M. Koizumi’s landslide victory and mandate to enact reforms, and sustained gains in the Nikkei beyond the 13,000 point psychological barrier.
habe mal bei den ADR´s in New York rumgeschnüffelt,sind durchaus nicht alle gestiegen seit Mitte August,sondern primär die Banken und Werte wie Kirin Brewery,NTT,Sekisui House,Marubeni,Sumitomo Corp.,Nissan...
hi Ulrich14 danke für die Grüsse,wie geht es dir?hier in Berlin ist es zwar grau,aber trocken und kalt.Noch immer ist das nix geworden mit einem Treffen...