It is understandable that foreigners want to take profits for now.
Sentiment has turned a bit more bearish, so we're likely to see indexes struggle.
We've seen a change in the trend of foreigners' investment stance on Japanese shares. It looks like a change in country allocation.
The yen's pullback against the dollar appeared to prompt some investors to chase bargains in the high-technology sector.
Sony's results led the market today. The surprisingly upbeat numbers gave the market its strong upward impetus, raising hopes for better-than-expected results from other companies.
We'll probably start the week lower. The jobs report was very strong.
Non-ferrous metal producers are buying targets, supported by strong earnings results.
It's not just the weakness in U.S. stocks this time. The dollar is falling (against major currencies) at the same time, and money is flowing out of the U.S..
The outlook for the economy will become a focal point this week.
They have actively poured their money into blue-chip companies here such as Honda, Toyota, Matsushita Electric and Canon.
