Putting the past behind

Article Abstract:

Investments analysts are recommending that stockholders purchase Nomura Securities stocks for long-term investing, as the company may prove to be a good growth firm under the deregulation of the Japanese brokerage industry. Nomura Securities attraction as a long term investment instrument lies in its diversified business. In terms of revenues, stockbrokering accounts for 25% of Nomura's business, 10% from stock and bond underwriting and another 20% from stock trading. The company's investment in loans, stocks, bonds and cash instruments accounted for 18% of the company's revenues.

Japan, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Securities, Nomura Securities Company Ltd., Deregulation

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Stock pickers see potential for a rebound in Nikko

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Stock market analysts have predicted that Nikko Securities will perform well despite negative projections for the stocks of securities companies in Japan. The projection is based on the rise in Nikko's share prices in 1995 and the development of a globalization program. Moreover, an increase in the projected earnings and a growing share in Tokyo stock exchange trading will help Nikko retain its fair market value.

Finance, Stocks, Forecasts and trends, Indian Ocean Islands, Nikko Securities Company Ltd.

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