Tokyo Stock Exchange
The main indicators for the state of affairs on the Tokyo Stock Exchange are the two major indexes: NIKKEI 225, and TOPIX. Of these, the most popular among investors and brokers was, of course, NIKKEI, which is calculated as the weighted average share price 225 most actively traded companies on the Tokyo StockExchange.
Tokyo Stock Exchange (TFB) is a major stock markets in Japan and one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. In fact, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is a descendant of the first stock exchange in Japan, which was founded June 1, 1878. The structure of the exchanges changed many times, but trades were conducted on a regular basis, except for a short break after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. Under its current name - the Tokyo Stock Exchange - the main stock market in Japan has been operating for 63 years. Now there are 2,271 Japanese and 31 foreign companies.
Tokyo Stock Exchange (TFB) is a major stock markets in Japan and one of the largest stock exchanges in the world. In fact, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is a descendant of the first stock exchange in Japan, which was founded June 1, 1878. The structure of the exchanges changed many times, but trades were conducted on a regular basis, except for a short break after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. Under its current name - the Tokyo Stock Exchange - the main stock market in Japan has been operating for 63 years. Now there are 2,271 Japanese and 31 foreign companies.
Significant growth occurred in TSE 1980, TSE in 1990 was the world's largest stock exchange capitalization of TSE was 60% of the total capitalization of world stock market. Since 1999, trade on the stock exchange is in electronic form, exotic brokers on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, working in a kimono, is now directly involved only in ceremonies. November 1, 2005 as a result of failure in electronic trading on the Exchange system is not carried the day.
Now the company, whose shares are traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, are divided into three major groups: the first section (the company with the largest market capitalization), the second section (mid-sized companies) and a section of Mothers (this English word ("Mom") on the Tokyo Stock Exchange called the fastest growingcompany and industry market - the term came from the incorrect abbreviation for the corresponding concept Market of the High-Growth and Emerging Stocks). Approximately 65% of issuers included in the First Section, least of all companies fall into the "parent" list.
