Results for the firms FY Q3 included October, November and December, consisting of plummeting trading volumes, steady deposits near 15 bln yen, and 2,977 new accounts to reach 143,805 accounts, operating income dropped.
The company's shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) closed down nearly 5% in today's trading session, as the Japanese Stock Markets have taken a correction in recent days.
Reported trading volumes for FX Prime hovered just above the ¥40 bln yen mark- or roughly $391 million using today's rates- during October at ¥43.65 bln, November at ¥40.59 bln, and December at ¥41.80 bln, and down considerably over the prior two quarters.
Volumes Hit a Quarterly Low, with November Lowest Month of its Year
The reported period for the three months ending December 31st, 2013 - the broker's third quarter (Q3) with fiscal year ending on March 31, 2014 - included Operating Revenue of ¥2,449 million -roughly $23.88 million based on today's rates -up 39.6% Year-over-Year (YoY), compared to its third quarter ended December 31, 2012 which had totaled ¥1,754 million (or ¥1.75 billion) - equal to just over $17.17 million using today's rates to convert to US dollars.
However, operating income during Q3 was down considerably over the prior quarter - Q2, despite December having improved over both November and October months respectively, a recovery from the October YTD low of ¥192 million yen (almost $1.88 million dollars -using today's rate). From a YoY perspective operating income for Q3 was up to ¥459 million from ¥ -577 million in prior year Q3 period.
Deposits Hover Under $150 Million USD, 2,977 Accounts Added in Q3
Deposits remained flat for most of Q3 and in line near the ¥15 billion ($147 million) mark level seen during most of the broker's 2013 fiscal year to date, as seen in an excerpt of its figures on the FX Prime's Investor Relation (IR) page.
Included below is an excerpt of the total number of customer accounts from its IR page - showing comparative growth with 2,977 accounts added across Q3, and down moderately from the 3,433 accounts added in Q2, the total number of accounts at the end of Q3 totaled 143,805 customer accounts.
The company also recently announced an enhancement to its MirrorTrader platform offering, the FX signals trading technology powered by Tradency, adding 5K,10K,50K and 100K buttons to make it easier for clients to quickly choose the number of units of currency to trade, available both in live and demo accounts.
Total assets during the company’s Q3 were reported at ¥21,250 million yen ($208,058,750) million), and down slightly from ¥21,342 million ($208,938,180) YoY, whereas net assets for its Q3 ended December 31, 2013 was ¥4,190 million ($41,020,100), and up from ¥3,770 million ($39,908,300) when comparing the same period in the prior fiscal year period.
The prospects of Abenomics, the term coined to reference the monetary policy of the Bank of Japan under guidance from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, including a quantitative and qualitative stimulus program, have been optimistically expected to help Japan escape negative deflation, despite known risks of quantitative easing.
The Japanese yen weakened from roughly 96.00 against the US dollar to nearly 106.00 during Q3. Despite a recent strengthening of the yen back to the 102.00 level -which some analysts view as a correction - the local stock markets in Japan may also be experiencing a correction as shares of all GMO Internet Group publicly traded shares had traded down today -not just FX Prime.
It's not clear why FX Prime's last quarter was a challenging one, as other brokers in the region had reported - for example - a strong December, even as FX Volumes tapered during the end of 2013 globally.
An excerpt of the enhancement to the MirrorTrader platform was just posted on the broker's website:
The company's shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) closed down nearly 5% in today's trading session, as the Japanese Stock Markets have taken a correction in recent days.
Reported trading volumes for FX Prime hovered just above the ¥40 bln yen mark- or roughly $391 million using today's rates- during October at ¥43.65 bln, November at ¥40.59 bln, and December at ¥41.80 bln, and down considerably over the prior two quarters.
Volumes Hit a Quarterly Low, with November Lowest Month of its Year
The reported period for the three months ending December 31st, 2013 - the broker's third quarter (Q3) with fiscal year ending on March 31, 2014 - included Operating Revenue of ¥2,449 million -roughly $23.88 million based on today's rates -up 39.6% Year-over-Year (YoY), compared to its third quarter ended December 31, 2012 which had totaled ¥1,754 million (or ¥1.75 billion) - equal to just over $17.17 million using today's rates to convert to US dollars.
However, operating income during Q3 was down considerably over the prior quarter - Q2, despite December having improved over both November and October months respectively, a recovery from the October YTD low of ¥192 million yen (almost $1.88 million dollars -using today's rate). From a YoY perspective operating income for Q3 was up to ¥459 million from ¥ -577 million in prior year Q3 period.
Deposits Hover Under $150 Million USD, 2,977 Accounts Added in Q3
Deposits remained flat for most of Q3 and in line near the ¥15 billion ($147 million) mark level seen during most of the broker's 2013 fiscal year to date, as seen in an excerpt of its figures on the FX Prime's Investor Relation (IR) page.
Included below is an excerpt of the total number of customer accounts from its IR page - showing comparative growth with 2,977 accounts added across Q3, and down moderately from the 3,433 accounts added in Q2, the total number of accounts at the end of Q3 totaled 143,805 customer accounts.
The company also recently announced an enhancement to its MirrorTrader platform offering, the FX signals trading technology powered by Tradency, adding 5K,10K,50K and 100K buttons to make it easier for clients to quickly choose the number of units of currency to trade, available both in live and demo accounts.
Total assets during the company’s Q3 were reported at ¥21,250 million yen ($208,058,750) million), and down slightly from ¥21,342 million ($208,938,180) YoY, whereas net assets for its Q3 ended December 31, 2013 was ¥4,190 million ($41,020,100), and up from ¥3,770 million ($39,908,300) when comparing the same period in the prior fiscal year period.
The prospects of Abenomics, the term coined to reference the monetary policy of the Bank of Japan under guidance from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, including a quantitative and qualitative stimulus program, have been optimistically expected to help Japan escape negative deflation, despite known risks of quantitative easing.
The Japanese yen weakened from roughly 96.00 against the US dollar to nearly 106.00 during Q3. Despite a recent strengthening of the yen back to the 102.00 level -which some analysts view as a correction - the local stock markets in Japan may also be experiencing a correction as shares of all GMO Internet Group publicly traded shares had traded down today -not just FX Prime.
It's not clear why FX Prime's last quarter was a challenging one, as other brokers in the region had reported - for example - a strong December, even as FX Volumes tapered during the end of 2013 globally.
An excerpt of the enhancement to the MirrorTrader platform was just posted on the broker's website:
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