Liquidity & Technical

Liquidity & Technical

The data file marks RS Technologies (3445) as institutionally tradable, size-aware — a ¥1.91B average daily traded value supports a 5% position for funds up to roughly ¥42B (≈$266M) over five sessions at a 20% participation cap, but execution discipline matters because the median intraday range is 4.2%. Technically the stock is in a powerful uptrend (price 70% above the 200-day SMA, golden cross active since August 2025) that has just reached overbought extremes — RSI peaked at 87 a week ago and has rolled to 71, MACD histogram has shrunk from +240 to +99 in two weeks, and price is sitting at the all-time high.

Portfolio implementation verdict

5-Day Capacity at 20% ADV (¥B)

2.11

Largest Position in 5 Days (% mcap)

1.00%

Supported Fund AUM, 5% Weight (¥B)

42.3

ADV 20d / Market Cap

1.09%

Technical Stance (+3 to −3)

1

Price snapshot

Last Close (¥)

6,640

YTD Return

72.0

1-Year Return

150.1

52-Week Range Position

87.9

Beta (proxy)

1.00

The 10-year price chart

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Read on the long sweep, the chart shows three regimes: a 2017–18 first run (¥500 → ¥4,200), a four-year sideways consolidation between ¥2,500 and ¥4,000, and a vertical breakout starting April 2026 that has carried the stock to a fresh all-time high in six weeks. The current move is a clean upside resolution of the 4-year base, with the 200-day curling decisively upward beneath price.

Relative strength vs benchmark

Momentum panel — RSI + MACD

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RSI printed 87 on 8 May 2026 — the deepest overbought reading in the available history — and has already rolled to 71. MACD histogram peaked at +240 in the same week and has collapsed to +99. Both indicators are still positive, but the rate of change has turned: this is what late-stage momentum looks like, not early-stage thrust. Near-term (one-to-three month) bias is for a digestion phase rather than another vertical leg.

Volume, volatility, and sponsorship

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The last three weeks show weekly volume roughly 60–95% above the 50-day baseline — the kind of sponsorship change you want to see confirming a breakout, not a parabolic blow-off on thin tape. The 20-day ADV (318k shares) is 40% higher than the 60-day ADV (227k shares), which says the supply/demand profile has stepped up with the price move.

Top historical volume spikes

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Two of the three biggest volume spikes in 10 years sit in the immediate post-IPO window of August–September 2016 (the company listed August 2016), which is mechanical rather than catalyst-driven. The November 2022 spike paired an 11× volume day with a +5.5% gain and is the only "real" sponsorship event in this top-three slice — the recent April 2026 breakout is approaching but has not yet eclipsed those historical extremes on a single-day multiple basis.

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Current realized vol is 66.7% — between the 80th percentile (59.3%) and the 10-year max (89.9%). That is the "stressed" band. A position sized off historical-average vol will under-budget risk; size off the current 67% reading or wait for vol to mean-revert to the 35–50% band before adding meaningfully.

Institutional liquidity panel

ADV 20d (shares)

318,490

ADV 20d Value (¥B)

1.91

ADV 60d (shares)

227,188

ADV 20d / Market Cap

1.09%

Annual Turnover

134.2%

ADV has stepped up materially in the recent rally — 20-day is 40% above 60-day, and annual turnover of 134% means the float changes hands more than once a year. ADV-to-market-cap of 1.09% is healthy for a mid-cap Japanese semicap name; for context, anything under 0.5% would be the "specialist only" zone.

Fund-capacity table (reverse the math)

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The middle column is the practical answer. A fund with ¥42B in AUM (≈$266M) can build a full 5% position in five trading days at a 20% ADV participation cap; halve that to ¥21B (≈$133M) if you want to be conservative at 10% ADV. A ¥100B (≈$630M) global fund is capacity-constrained at a 5% target weight — it would need 2–3 weeks of build, and the same again on exit.

Liquidation runway by issuer-level position size

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A 1% mcap position (¥1.76B / ≈$11M) clears in one trading week at 20% ADV participation and in two at the more disciplined 10%. 2% mcap is the boundary: nine days out at the aggressive cap, more than three weeks at the conservative one. Anything beyond 2% is a multi-month build/exit and should be sized as a specialist-only exposure.

Daily-range proxy: the median daily range over the last 60 sessions is 4.2% — well above the 2% threshold the spec flags as elevated impact cost. Use limit orders, work the position in tranches, and budget a 25–50 bps slippage cushion vs typical mid-cap execution.

The largest issuer-level position that clears in five trading days is 1.0% of market cap at 20% ADV and 0.5% at 10% ADV — that is the binding constraint on this name.

Technical scorecard + stance

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Stance — bullish bias, extended on a 3–6 month horizon. The trend, sponsorship, and golden-cross structure are consistent with higher prices over the medium term; the near-term read is that momentum has gone parabolic, realized vol is in the stressed band, and the stock is bumping the all-time high. Not a chase setup. Watchpoint on pullback toward ¥5,500 (the 20-day SMA and Bollinger middle band, also the breakout pivot of late April) — a break of that level would call into question the new uptrend and warrant a reassessment. Watchpoint above ¥7,190 (the 52-week and all-time high, also the Bollinger upper band region) — a weekly close above ¥7,200 with continued volume confirmation would re-arm the bullish setup with blue-sky targets in the ¥8,500–9,000 zone as a referenced range. Liquidity is not the constraint for funds under ≈$250M building a 5% weight; above that, capacity discipline implies a 10% ADV participation cap and a 2–3 week build window — manageable, but a real input to the entry plan.