3264.T stock trades at JPY 259.00 intraday on the JPX as we monitor a low-volume, oversold bounce setup. Price sits at the 50-day average JPY 258.62, with volume 117300.00 versus an average of 277512.00, so any recovery may be fragile. Investors should weigh a short-term bounce target against leverage and valuation metrics before increasing exposure.

3264.T stock: intraday price, volume and context

Ascot Corp. (3264.T) is priced at JPY 259.00 on JPX with a day range of JPY 259.00–259.00 and market cap JPY 33613538000.00. Volume is 117300.00 versus avg volume 277512.00, giving relative volume 0.42. The stock’s year high is JPY 262.00 and year low is JPY 107.00, so near-term moves should be viewed against that wider band. Ascot investor site and JPX market pages provide filings and trading history.

3264.T stock: technical setup for an oversold bounce

The intraday setup shows price at the 50-day average JPY 258.62, a logical pivot for a bounce. With low volume and relVolume 0.42, expect muted moves until buying accelerates. Short-term resistance is the year high JPY 262.00, and a reasonable first upside target for a bounce is JPY 270.00. Traders should use tight stops below JPY 250.00 to limit downside on false breakouts.

3264.T stock: fundamentals and valuation

Ascot Corp. reports EPS JPY 23.28 and a trailing PE of 11.13, with PB around 1.20 and dividend per share JPY 5.00. Debt-to-equity is 1.73, above the Real Estate sector average 1.28, highlighting leverage risk on the balance sheet. Cash per share is JPY 93.48 and book value per share is JPY 216.49, which supports the current price but points to concentrated real estate exposure in Japan.

3264.T stock: Meyka AI grade and model forecast

Meyka AI rates 3264.T with a score out of 100: 67.30 (Grade B, HOLD). This grade factors in S&P 500 benchmark comparison, sector performance, financial growth, key metrics, and analyst consensus. Meyka AI’s forecast model projects a yearly level of JPY 151.11, implying an approximate downside of -41.67% versus current JPY 259.00; forecasts are model-based projections and not guarantees.

3264.T stock: risks and catalysts to watch

Key risks include high netDebtToEBITDA 7.01, elevated debt ratios, and very low inventory turnover that could pressure margins if property sales slow. Catalysts that could trigger a sustainable bounce include stronger-than-expected property sales, improved leverage metrics, or supportive sector flows in Japanese real estate. Watch corporate reports and macro real estate data for confirming signs.

3264.T stock: trading plan for an oversold bounce

For an intraday oversold bounce strategy consider a scaled entry near JPY 256.00–259.00, initial target JPY 270.00, and a secondary target JPY 300.00 if volume confirms strength. Use a stop-loss near JPY 248.00 for defined risk. Keep positions small given relVolume 0.42 and average liquidity constraints on JPX; reassess after earnings and material company updates.

Final Thoughts

Short-term traders looking at 3264.T stock will find a logical oversold bounce setup around JPY 259.00, with the 50-day average JPY 258.62 acting as immediate support and a first upside target of JPY 270.00 on confirmed buying. Valuation looks reasonable at PE 11.13, but leverage (debt/equity 1.73) and netDebtToEBITDA 7.01 increase tail risk. Meyka AI rates 3264.T with a score out of 100: 67.30 (Grade B, HOLD). Meyka AI’s forecast model projects JPY 151.11 as a yearly model level, an implied downside of -41.67% from current price; forecasts are model-based projections and not guarantees. Combine a tight risk plan with catalyst monitoring and use the JPX-listed liquidity profile when sizing positions. For more data and intraday alerts see our internal Meyka page for Ascot Corp. Meyka stock page and company filings at Ascot investor site.

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