What is PTS and why does it matter for Kioxia today?

PTS is Japan’s after-hours market where investors can trade outside the Tokyo Stock Exchange session. Kioxia PTS gives an early read on sentiment after earnings. It can influence the next day’s open, but liquidity can be thinner, spreads wider, and prices more volatile than regular trading.

How should I interpret the 34% YoY drop in 9M operating profit?

A 34% decline suggests pressure from memory pricing, product mix, or costs. It does not mean the story is broken, but it raises the bar for margin recovery. Watch forward commentary, backlog trends, inventory data, and whether the next quarter shows sequential improvement in revenue and profitability.

What technical indicators are most useful right now?

RSI at 65.36 and CCI at 111.27 point to near-overbought conditions. ADX at 32.16 signals a strong trend, while ATR of 876.71 flags large ranges. We also track price versus the 50-day and 200-day averages and look for higher lows to confirm trend continuation.

Any tips for trading Japan after-hours liquidity in Kioxia PTS?

Use limit orders, smaller size, and clear stops. Anchor to VWAP and avoid chasing wide gaps. If spreads expand, wait for liquidity to normalize. Confirm moves with volume and whether prices hold above key intraday levels before adding. Be ready to adjust at the Tokyo cash open.

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285A.T Stock Today: February 13 PTS Moves After 9M Profit -34% YoY

ByDanny Kontos February 13, 2026February 13, 2026

Kioxia PTS is in focus today after the company reported ¥273.6bn in cumulative operating profit for April–December, a 34% year-over-year decline. Shares of 285A.T could see wider swings in Japan after-hours trading as investors assess the earnings mix and demand outlook for memory chips. We look at what the PTS tone may imply for the Tokyo cash session, the latest fundamentals and technical signals, and how traders and long-term investors can position into February 13.