The market will likely test the upside again. We have one domestic stock fund to be launched today and more to come up until early March.
The market will likely open lower. Then it will tread water as there is demand for bargains.
The market was short of upward momentum owing to a dearth of strong fund inflows from overseas investors.
The market may rebound. Commodities companies and stocks with strong earnings may lead gains.
The market looks set to open weaker after another day of falls on Wall Street.
The market is on a strong footing as more investors return after the holiday week and those who made profits in recent trading are reinvesting their cash into stocks.
The market is expected to stop falling after a recovery in U.S. stocks.
Key U.S. monthly jobs data, due later in the day, a three-day weekend and concerns that the Tokyo market has gone too far too fast are expected to encourage investors to take profits.
I expect a dull market here, especially given uncertainty in the Iraq war.
The broader market will probably struggle to make any headway today. Investors are likely to focus on companies raising dividends and pick up their shares.
The broader market will probably struggle to make any headway today.
The impact on the broader market will be short-lived.
Sellers may lead the market lower at the opening.
Investors were disappointed by the fact that Toyota's upbeat earnings failed to turn market sentiment bullish today.