17 Quotes by Kazunori Jinnai

If the successor is somebody else (besides Koizumi), that would be little help for stocks.

What we have been seeing today and yesterday is a rather normal correction after the nearly vertical rise in high-tech shares in recent sessions. Investors will be taking refuge in other sectors until high-tech stocks find a floor.

When IT (information technology) issues and other large-cap issues are down, the Nikkei cannot help but suffer.

When core stocks like NTT perform strongly, it really lifts the sprit of the entire market.

Ever since the Nikkei component reshuffle, movements in major high-tech stocks have been dictating the key average... Investors will be looking for clues to a rebound in the earnings announcements by major technology firms that will be coming later this week.

The timing of New York's rebound looks just right.

These days, just about every major tech firm is raising its profit forecasts, generating rather strong demand.

The selling will likely ease this month, but strong buying won't return for a while longer -- as long as U.S. markets are down.

The Nasdaq gains gave a gentle nudge higher to a market that was ready for a rebound after last week's losing spell.