KKC:GETTEXKakaku.com, Inc. Analysis
Data as of 2026-03-11 - not real-time
€9.70
Latest Price
6/10Risk
Risk Level: Medium
Executive Summary
Kakaku.com’s stock is trading at €9.7, sitting right at its computed resistance of €9.70 while just above the 20‑day SMA of €8.85. The 50‑day and 200‑day SMAs sit higher at €10.35 and €13.43, underscoring a bearish medium‑term backdrop. The RSI of 55 signals a neutral momentum, but the MACD histogram is positive, giving a modest bullish signal. Volume has been stable yet extremely thin (≈22 shares traded), limiting price discovery. Volatility over the past 30 days spikes at ~58%, indicating large price swings. The overall trend direction is flagged as bearish, with a historic max drawdown of –51.5%.
On the fundamentals side, revenue surged 18% YoY to ¥90.6 bn, driven by strong margins (gross 31%, operating 30%). Profitability is robust, with a 21% net margin and an ROE of 33%, well above the industry norm. The company distributes a 3.26% dividend yield, supported by a payout ratio just under 50% and ample cash (¥36.8 bn) versus modest debt (¥3.7 bn). Its PE of 17.6 trails the sector average of 18.2, suggesting a modest discount, though a PB of 5.8 hints at a premium on book value. The low computed beta (~0.06) points to minimal market‑beta exposure, while the DCF model implies a valuation far above current levels. Taken together, the fundamentals paint a picture of a high‑quality, cash‑rich business that appears undervalued relative to earnings and dividend yield.
On the fundamentals side, revenue surged 18% YoY to ¥90.6 bn, driven by strong margins (gross 31%, operating 30%). Profitability is robust, with a 21% net margin and an ROE of 33%, well above the industry norm. The company distributes a 3.26% dividend yield, supported by a payout ratio just under 50% and ample cash (¥36.8 bn) versus modest debt (¥3.7 bn). Its PE of 17.6 trails the sector average of 18.2, suggesting a modest discount, though a PB of 5.8 hints at a premium on book value. The low computed beta (~0.06) points to minimal market‑beta exposure, while the DCF model implies a valuation far above current levels. Taken together, the fundamentals paint a picture of a high‑quality, cash‑rich business that appears undervalued relative to earnings and dividend yield.
Market Outlook
Short Term
< 1 yearNeutral
Model confidence: 5/10
Key Factors
- Price at resistance with bearish SMA alignment
- Extremely thin trading volume
- High short‑term volatility
Medium Term
1–3 yearsNeutral
Model confidence: 6/10
Key Factors
- Strong revenue growth and profit margins
- Attractive dividend yield and sustainable payout
- Price still below longer‑term moving averages
Long Term
> 3 yearsPositive
Model confidence: 8/10
Key Factors
- Robust ROE and cash generation
- Undervalued earnings multiple versus sector
- Low market‑beta exposure and solid dividend
Key Metrics & Analysis
Financial Health
Revenue Growth18.20%
Profit Margin21.30%
P/E Ratio17.6
ROE32.86%
ROA20.14%
Debt/Equity6.13
P/B Ratio5.8
Op. Cash Flow€23.3B
Free Cash Flow€13.4B
Industry P/E18.2
Technical Analysis
TrendBearish
RSI55.1
Support€8.10
Resistance€9.70
MA 20€8.85
MA 50€10.35
MA 200€13.43
MACDBullish
VolumeStable
Fear & Greed Index77.32
Valuation
Fair Value€2,082.68
GradeUndervalued
TypeBlend
Dividend Yield3.26%
Risk Assessment
Beta0.06
Volatility57.69%
Sector RiskMedium
Reg. RiskMedium
Geo RiskLow
Currency RiskMedium
Liquidity RiskHigh
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