Shigeharu Suzuki, chairman of the Japan Securities Dealers Association, said at a press conference that the Nikkei Stock Average had risen to the 30,000 yen level for the first time in 30 years and 6 months, saying, "I think the business performance of the company will catch up later." I showed the recognition that it was not.
Among them, Chairman Suzuki commented that the Nikkei Stock Average has risen to the 30,000 yen level since the so-called bubble period, and that it has been pointed out that it is separated from the real economy, "Some people say that it is a bubble, but the stock price is I'm looking at Sakizaki, not now. I don't think it's a bubble because I think corporate performance will be better next fiscal year than this fiscal year and will catch up later. "
On the other hand, Chairman Suzuki said, "If you look at the speed of the stock price rise these days, the price may drop significantly in the adjustment scene," and he was wary of the stock price rising pace being too fast. He said that it is possible for sell orders to swell.