As of 9:03 a.m. on 2 September, special-quote data showed the Nikkei Leveraged ETF lowering its sell quote, with Murata Manufacturing, SoftBank Group and Panasonic Holdings also lowering their sell quotes. Meanwhile, the Nikkei Double Inverse ETF raised its buy quote, with buy orders far exceeding sell orders.
Today's special-quote data showed limited special buy quotes, while numerous securities were under special sell quotes, with the Nikkei Leveraged ETF recording the largest decline in its sell quote. The table shows the value of buy and sell orders at the current time, indicating that the Nikkei Leveraged ETF attracted the largest value of sell orders.
The Nikkei Leveraged ETF had the largest sell orders at approximately ¥24.2 billion, compared with approximately ¥2.9 billion in buy orders, and lowered its special sell quote. Murata Manufacturing, SoftBank Group, Panasonic Holdings and DISCO, among others, also lowered their sell quotes, indicating that selling pressure was widespread.
Meanwhile, the Nikkei Double Inverse ETF attracted approximately ¥3.02 billion in buy orders, compared with approximately ¥420 million in sell orders, leaving buying relatively dominant. Buying also far exceeded selling for securities including Ito En and crude oil-related stocks, which raised their buy quotes and indicated the possibility of limit-up prices.
Other securities frequently compared with the Nikkei Leveraged ETF include the Nikkei Bull 2x ETF, the Nikkei Inverse ETF and the Nomura Nikkei 225 ETF, showing that buying and selling trends varied across securities.