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取り扱う内容

  • 毎日のS&P 500のmomentum（モメンタム）振り返りとウォッチリストの変更点。
  • 毎日のNikkei 225のディスパッチ（配信）—セクター・ローテーションの文脈付き。
  • 毎日の欧州ディスパッチ—EURO STOXX 50、FTSE 100、主要セクターの傾き（ティルト）をカバー。
  • 週間インサイト—独自の定量的リサーチと、バックテストによるケーススタディ。

現在の市場ディスパッチ

  • Higher yields test S&P 500 leadership AIBROKER US Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-17 — The S&P 500 opened the week with a low-volatility backdrop, but higher Treasury yields and a still-selective risk tone kept leadership concentrated in mega-cap growth and memory-linked technology. Institutional commentary points to a higher cost of capital, while AIBROKER quantitative evidence shows a narrow group of hardware names continuing to dominate the US Stock leaderboard.
  • Nikkei barely budges as local leaders keep their grip AIBROKER Asia Market Open · 2026-08-09 — The Nikkei 225 slipped 0.03% on 8/9, a tiny move that still leaves Taiyo Yuden at the top out of 225 names. That’s the odd part: the benchmark is flat, but the ranking still leans hard into semis and materials even as oil and middle east risk keep the broader tape noisy. With US CPI due Wednesday, August 12 at 08:30 ET, what does this local handoff say about Japan leadership into Europe and the open in New York?
  • Rates and energy pressure Europe’s equity leadership AIBROKER Europe Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-17 — European equities finished the week with only modest index moves, but the tape still reflected a harder mix: higher yields, firmer oil and gas costs, and geopolitics in the background. AIBROKER quantitative evidence shows a low-volatility bull regime, with leadership concentrated in semiconductors, financials and selected UK cyclicals rather than broad index breadth.
  • Rates stay the test for Europe’s earnings resilience AIBROKER Europe Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-10 — European equities enter the week with a constructive earnings backdrop, but higher long-term bond yields still set the terms of the rally. The European Stock leaderboard across the FTSE 100 and STOXX 50 remains led by technology and cyclical growth names, while AIBROKER quantitative evidence points to a low-volatility risk regime that can still be challenged by inflation-sensitive rate moves.
  • August 12 CPI Puts Memory Leaders on the Spot AIBROKER US Market Open · 2026-08-09 — The US CPI report is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12 at 08:30 ET, making it the next hard test of whether current S&P 500 leadership can survive a rates check. Sandisk, Micron, and Western Digital still sit at the top out of 500 names even after a month of sharp pullbacks. If inflation runs hot, which of those leaders gets confirmed and which gets re-priced?
  • FTSE edges up, but Europe’s ranking still belongs to semis and services AIBROKER Europe Market Open · 2026-08-09 — The FTSE 100 rose 0.31% on 8/9 while the STOXX 50 added 0.17%, a small but clean handoff into the European session. The surprise is that the benchmark move is not being led by the same names: Computacenter tops the FTSE side, while ASML Holding and Infineon Technologies anchor the STOXX side inside the model's regional ranking set. Does that split say Europe is confirming Asia’s tone, or is it already rotating toward a different local leadership mix?
  • CPI Now Tests S&P 500 Leadership in Memory Chips AIBROKER US Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-07 — Friday’s CPI report is the first hard test of the S&P 500’s current leadership, with the top-ranked memory names still carrying the tape. That is the odd part: Sandisk, Micron, and Western Digital remain near the top even after a weak latest-session index close and fresh pressure in yields, oil, and the dollar. Which ranked names are confirmed by a softer inflation print, and which get re-priced if CPI runs hot?
  • Nikkei slides, but the local top of the board hasn’t moved AIBROKER Asia Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-07 — The Nikkei 225 fell 0.91% in the latest session, but the top-ranked names out of 225 remain Taiyo Yuden, Murata Manufacturing, and Sumco. That leaves a cleaner local question than the regional macro tape does: why are Japan’s leaders still clustered in semis and materials even as oil, the strait of hormuz, and the stronger dollar keep tugging at risk pricing? Which dated tests can confirm that split next week?
  • FTSE lags, STOXX leads, and Europe’s ranking split still won’t close AIBROKER Europe Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-07 — The FTSE 100 slipped 0.19% in the latest session while the STOXX 50 rose 0.39%, leaving Europe with a clean split at the close. The odd part is that the regional top of the board still leans to miners and semis, not to the index that outperformed on the day. What next week’s CPI, PMI and earnings dates can prove—or undo—that split?
  • AI leadership meets higher-yield pressure in Europe AIBROKER Europe Weekly Outlook · 2026-08-03 — European equities enter the week with a narrow but workable advantage: AI-sensitive leaders still benefit from earnings strength, while higher global yields and energy-linked inflation pressure can test valuation support. The key question is whether that growth narrative remains broad enough to offset rate sensitivity across the region.