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I see the Nikkei well supported above the 18,000 level as there are hopes for buying by newly launched investment trusts, but strong gains are unlikely until after next week's holidays.

The problems with investment trusts are that gearing, and the fact that the market price is seldom the same as the underlying net asset value, mean investment trusts have risks that unit trusts don't.

Patrick Connolly

The strong fund flow supported gains in the market. Investors were buying property stocks following recent weakness in the sector due to concerns over interest rates.

Any price dip has been quite well supported by fund buying, and aggressive selling has been discouraged. The positive sentiment remains very strong and people are looking for further price gains.

After the drop ... it is likely that investment trusts will be buying shares in blue chips and other companies that are industry leaders.

But when you think about it, the Nikkei remains above 16,000 and, level-wise, the 1.4 percent region (for 10-year bonds) is too low, so we're not likely to see too much more buying from this point on.

The market's taking a bit of a rest . . . after recording new highs for the year in the past few sessions. The Nikkei is also finding it hard to sustain gains given the lack of buying in the broader market.

Firms that you can hold on to without worrying are seeing some buying ... Sony, Toyota and Canon are worry-free, and a lot of investment trusts are designed to include those kind of stocks.

It's a tug-of-war between investors choosing to pocket gains after the Nikkei surged to its highest level since August 2000 yesterday and those chasing bargains on optimism about a steady economic recovery.

I'm a major Spurs fan, but this appeals to the business side of me. I'm buying purely as an investment, not to spend holidays in, and I certainly wouldn't want to live there.

My feeling is that the market's in the process of recovery but it's going to take more time for the Nikkei to really lift off. The Nikkei will probably be stuck around 15,000 for more than a week.

Hidenori Kawasaki

When we launched it in 2002, we launched it in faith because we don't know whether we were going to be welcomed into the community. It took a lot of investment to make this thing what it needed to be.

Active buyers may opt to pocket gains quickly ahead of a string of holidays starting tomorrow. This would cap further gains.

Mitsushige Akino

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Norihiro Fujito

Strong profit-taking interest emerged in late trade following the recent window-dressing buying. The momentum was not strong enough to sustain the recent gains.

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