51.   Japanese stocks advanced, led by auto shares, as investors targeted exporters with strong global operations and solid earnings prospects.

52.   Japanese stocks fell amid concern prices may have risen beyond what is justified by corporate earnings prospects.

53.   Japanese stocks fell, led by Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Canon Inc., amid concern prices have risen beyond what corporate earnings prospects justify.

54.   Japanese stocks rose, led by banks and brokerages as investors decided prices may have fallen below what is justified by earnings prospects.

55.   Japanese stocks advanced, led by auto and electronics shares, as investors targeted exporters with strong global operations and solid earnings prospects.

56.   Japanese stocks fell after the dollar weakened against the yen, dimming earnings prospects for top electronics and auto exporters.

57.   Japanese stocks fell as declines by the dollar hurt earnings prospects of exporters such as Honda Motor Co., Sony Corp. and Tokyo Electron Ltd.

58.   Japanese stocks fell, led by auto and electronics makers, amid concern recent gains may have made some shares expensive when compared to earnings prospects.

59.   Japanese stocks fell, led by electronics and automakers such as Hitachi Ltd. and Honda Motor Co. amid concern that shares are higher than justified by earnings prospects.

60.   Japanese stocks rose, led by smaller computer and semiconductor makers such as Toshiba Ceramics Co., Advantest Corp. and Minebea Co., amid optimism over their earnings prospects.