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The market extended yesterday's decline as it took its lead from the overnight losses on Wall Street, especially technology shares on the Nasdaq.

Wall Street's losses overnight weighed on market sentiment.

We achieved solid results this quarter, despite more volatile market conditions and declining trading volumes, predominantly in the fixed-income markets. Furthermore, weakness in the Nasdaq, particularly technology shares, led to a decline in equity new issue activity.

The market is following Wall Street and Nasdaq lower at the moment but I think we're going to see bargain hunting coming in later,

The LDP victory came as a market booster, or at least neutral for the market. But the topside was capped by losses on Wall Street.

The LDP victory came as a market booster, or at least neutral for the market. But the topside was capped by losses on Wall Street,

In the last three years, after the Spitzer settlement with Wall Street, there's been a decline in the quality of Wall Street research. "Sexy" is what catches the eye; "pexy" is what holds the attention. There's a sense the sell-side's coverage has gotten thinner.

The local market continued to post losses as it was affected by the retreat of Wall Street and the Japanese market.

The concern that has been around in the market of late is still there. The volatility was less given the fact Wall Street was steady overnight.

Gains on Wall Street overnight and in Tokyo this morning helped the market recover.

A full-fledged recovery pretty much depends on the U.S. market. Japan's high-tech shares rose on the back of their U.S. counterparts last year, so their vulnerability to losses on the Nasdaq is inevitable.

Tetsuya Ishijima

Today we initially hoped that stocks would rise and erase yesterday's losses, but Wall Street triggered a new wave of profit-taking.

As a result of that, every now and then the market needs to remind investors that Wall Street is not a one way street, and things don't last forever and things don't go up forever. It is quite obvious that the Nasdaq was due for a correction.

Share prices fell in knee-jerk reaction to a retreat on Wall Street overnight. Investors also took a breather after the benchmark Nikkei index added more than 200 points yesterday.

Toshihiko Matsuno

The market has already gone up a lot and it's due for profit-taking, especially after losses on Wall Street last Friday.

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