A technical feature selecting 16 stocks that meet the negative-deviation and high-ROE criteria was published as the 17 September edition amid signs pointing to a potential rebound.
The Tokyo stock market on 17 September extended its advance, with the Nikkei 225 up ¥213 from the previous day at ¥64,136. While a sense of relief spread after the US FOMC passed without incident, investors were cautious ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy meeting. AI and semiconductor-related stocks struggled to extend their early gains, while automakers moved firmly against the backdrop of a weaker yen.
This feature covers stocks with a negative deviation from the 25-day moving average of at least 10% and ROE of at least 8%. It selected 16 Prime Market stocks trading at least 10% below their moving averages, ranked by the size of their negative deviation. The stocks are presented as names to watch as potential buying candidates.
The list includes each stock's deviation rate, ROE and PER alongside its name. Examples include 三井金属, ギフトHD, サムコ, Ｆ＆ＬＣ, 佐藤商, レゾナック, ラサ工, ローツェ, 特殊陶, ＡＣＣＥＳＳ, ＪＥＨ, アドテスト, 朝日インテク, ネクステージ, 芝浦 and 東邦鉛. Information on the full list of stocks is also provided.
At the end of the article, Kabutan News is cited as the source of the information, which is provided for reference. A disclaimer states that investment decisions should be made at each investor's own discretion.