Home
Market News
Breaking stock market headlines
Earnings Flash
Breaking coverage of earnings reports, forecasts & dividend updates
Trends
Market movers, trading patterns & key market indicators
Disclosures
Official filings & reports from listed Japanese companies
Explorer
Stock lists filtered by fundamental & technical metrics
KEYENCE ranks fifth in rising sell calls among retail investors in Minkabu survey
Keyence Corporation <6861> ranked fifth in rising sell calls as of 11:00 a.m. on the 15th, according to "Retail Investor Predictions (Latest 48 Hours)" compiled by Minkabu.
Keyence declined in Tokyo trading today. The major manufacturer of measurement and control equipment posted revenue and profit growth in its nine-month results, benefiting from global capital investment trends in the manufacturing sector. The company has not disclosed full-year guidance for the fiscal year ending March 2026 and is scheduled to report earnings on the 24th of this month. While the broader market has been recovering from geopolitical turmoil surrounding Iran, the Nikkei 225 component had attempted a rebound but extended losses today, likely driving the uptick in sell calls.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
*Translated by generative AI. Click here for the original article.
Related Articles
Tokyo Stock Market (Afternoon Open): Nikkei adds to morning gains as Tokyo afternoon session begins
Tokyo shares extend gains tracking global rallies, but momentum wanes after early buying
Morning market headlines: April 15
Active stocks in morning trade on April 15: Vrain Solution, Tential, BayCurrent
Murata Manufacturing jumps to successive record highs as investor focus shifts to capacitor stocksâ—‡
INTERLIFE HOLDINGS surges to daily limit on 2.8% operating profit growth forecast for fiscal 2027
INPEX and Japan Petroleum Exploration extend losses as WTI crude falls to $86 a barrelâ—‡
Stock movers at 11:00 a.m.: Advancers outnumber decliners on the TSE Prime market
Pasona Group shares fall sharply for a fifth straight session as company swings to net loss forecast for fiscal 2026
DIP shares fall sharply on weaker-than-expected fiscal 2026 results