The market trends of "Supply-and-demand demon" Tetsuo Inoue: Professional market analysis know-how and notable stocks revealed! | Episode 7
Inoue Tetsuo Profile
Inoue Tetsuo. President of Spring Capital, a member of the Japanese Securities Analysts Association Examination. After graduating from Sophia University, he served as head of the investment department at a domestic insurance company, then transitioned to Chief Strategist and Head of Japanese Equity Investment at UAM Japan Inc. (now Old Mutual Group). Subsequently, he held similar roles at Proud Investment Advisory and MCP Group, one of Asia’s largest fund-of-funds managers, before becoming independent. Known as the “Demand and Supply Demon,” he also serves as a personality on Nikkei CNBC Television’s “Night Express” and “～Active IR～ Market Breakthrough,” and on Radio Nikkei’s “Asazai.”
Through original technical analysis and demand-supply trends, Mr. Inoue analyzes the direction of the stock market (stock indices) from his unique perspective. His newsletter “Trends of the Market,” and a video school “The Winner’s Screening – Stock Hybrid Battle –” in which Mr. Inoue collaborates with B-Comic’s Shintaro Sakamoto to explain market movements and highlight selected stocks, are popular and available from GogoJungle.
Newsletter:Trends of the Market
Video School:The Winner’s Screening – Stock Hybrid Battle –
※This article is a reprint/edit of an article from FX攻略.com, October 2020 issue. Please note that the market information described may differ from current market conditions.
Introduction of Stocks with Continued Strong Performance
In every issue, we introduce stocks that rank high in our company ranking and have standout qualities. This ranking is updated four times a year, and based on the final results as of late May when the financial results of companies for the previous year are complete. The rankings determined as of late May this year correspond to the final ranking for fiscal year 2019.
The target industries exclude the four financial sectors with unusual accounting in the 33 Tokyo Stock Exchange industries, leaving 29 industries. Over the past five years, the faces of the top industries have remained consistent, with the Real Estate industry ranking No. 1, and the Information & Communication and Services industries alternating in 2nd and 3rd place by year. This period has been, more than five years, or since the Lehman Shock, “an era of growth-forward domestic demand stocks.” This time we are revealing all 26 stocks that remained in the top 100 over the past five years in code order. With 3,366 companies currently covered, these are truly “gem stocks.”
Most of these stocks are worth visiting on their homepage, but surprisingly, only two from the Real Estate industry (which has remained No. 1) appear in the top ranks. In this industry, where rankings change relatively frequently, we are paying tribute to the two companies that remained in the top 100 this time (contributed July 27, 2020).
