Trading value in Kioxia Holdings on the Tokyo market on the 9th was ¥607.8 billion, falling to its lowest level in about two months. It remained at roughly 10% of the peak level, indicating that individual investors are increasingly moving away from trading.
Trading value in Kioxia Holdings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 9th was ¥607.8 billion, reaching its lowest level in about two months. Amid the stock's weak performance, it has been reported that the core of market participants is moving away from individual investors. This was the lowest level since 31 July, when buy orders at the upper price limit continued. Peak trading value was only about 10% of this level.
On 24 June, it had recorded the highest-ever trading value for an individual stock, at ¥4.6833 trillion. It has also been noted that, after this temporarily heightened market interest, trading value now appears to have settled back at a low level.
The article focuses on the continued decline in individual investors' willingness to participate, alongside the stock price trend. Going forward, changes in individual investors' trading incentives and in overall market supply and demand may attract attention.