Jul 01, 2009
Key Strategy Issues Vol.1-281
Title list of Key Strategy Issues Vol.1 - Vol. 281
Below is the list of Key Strategy Issues Vol.1 - Vol. 281.
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2009/06/29 281 |
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Is now the time to buy or sell long-term government bonds ? The U.S. will not repeat Japan's "lost decade" |
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2009/04/17 280 |
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The animalistic spirit is back. Be prepared for a sharp rise in stock prices. The pessimists have been proven wrong. |
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2009/02/18 279 |
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The Scenario for a Market Revival in 2009 |
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2009/02/02 278 |
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How should we view the dollar system ?- All questions lead to the dollar |
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2008/11/20 277 |
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The 2009 scenario for the return from depression fears |
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2008/07/02 276 |
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Japan must create a means of valuing the Earth |
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2008/05/30 275 |
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The Next Economic Trend is Global Coupling Centered on China |
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2008/05/22 274 |
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No Change in “Golden Scenario” – Nikkei Average Headed for ¥20,000 |
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2008/01/31 273 |
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The end of the negative cycle of fear – Looking ahead to a V-shaped recovery |
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2007/12/12 272 |
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Post-Subprime Loan Crisis Economic and Market Outlook for 2008 - A rare opportunity to buy Japanese stocks at very low prices |
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2007/08/31 271 |
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Consequences of the subprime debacle A shift of funds from credit instruments to equities |
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2007/06/05 270 |
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S&P500 record highs& US savings deficit fallacy |
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2007/05/25 269 |
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Japan's quadruple lows |
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2007/05/11 268 |
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Global stock boom and questions on Japan's lag |
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2007/03/06 267 |
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Market decline merely a speculative sell-off |
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2007/01/04 266 |
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Knightian uncertainty and Japan share-price revolution in 2007 |
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2007/12/05 265 |
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2007 could see "" golden scenario" come to fruition |
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2006/10/26 264 |
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Fallacy of US as a debtor nation |
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2006/10/04 263 |
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Abe's to-do list for the economy |
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2006/08/23 262 |
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Economic Theories: No one has it right |
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2006/06/27 261 |
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Why have US stopgap measures been successful ? |
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2006/06/15 260 |
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Share price softness may be acting as automatic stabilizer |
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2006/05/17 259 |
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Arguments for lower dollar flawed in our view |
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2006/04/14 special |
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Exporters merit attention; recommending 32 stocks |
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2006/04/14 258 |
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Focus on select export companies |
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2006/04/03 257 |
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Global growth back as a FY06 investment theme |
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2006/03/17 256 |
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Outlook for the economy and the markets in 2006 |
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2006/03/08 255 |
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Possible scenarios after US rate hikes end |
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2005/12/21 254 |
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"Golden scenario" for stock market in 2006 |
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2005/12/08 253 |
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Markets to test golden scenario |
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2005/11/17 252 |
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Interest rate arbitrage revives |
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2005/10/14 251 |
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Optimized asset allocatio |
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2005/10/06 250 |
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Share price revolution now underway |
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2005/08/03 249 |
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China's economy: Headed for a major adjustment |
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2005/06/29 248 |
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A new round of ' Japan leads, others follow' analysis; bubbles in the equity, real estate, and bond markets are a global trend |
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2005/06/03 247 |
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China's economy: Headed for a major adjustment |
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2005/05/18 246 |
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US equity valuations and risk premiums: The end of the speculative boom |
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2005/04/22 245 |
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New economic reality with depressed share prices |
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2005/03/23 244 |
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The drunken euphoria of the US economy: Start preparing for steep rises in interest rates |
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2005/02/10 243 |
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Financial, rather than real, economy likely to offer the better chances |
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2005/01/12 242 |
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Japan's low interest rates in a new light: Investment opportunities under deflationary equilibrium |
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2004/12/21 241 |
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Excess dollar liquidity puts stocks, bonds at odds with one another in 2004, to remain key theme in 2005 |
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2004/12/02 240 |
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Value, not growth, should be criterion for buying Japanese stocks in 2005 |
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2004/11/10 239 |
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Will the 'empire premium' stick? |
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2004/10/27 238 |
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Investor's fear removal of moral hazard insurance, not Kerry victory |
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2004/10/26 237 |
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The nature of Japan's corporate groups hampers profit assessment, transparency |
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2004/10/25 236 |
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Japanese stocks' curious weakness could be a precursor of a worldwide bear market |
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2004/09/16 235 |
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End of technical rebound primes global stock markets for descent |
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2004/08/23 234 |
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Demand slows while production levels remain high : the risk of unintended inventory growth |
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2004/08/16 233 |
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Likelihood of 2005 global recession mounting: short stocks, go long bonds |
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2004/07/09 232 |
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Accepting low growth paradigm only option: 2H stock slide unavoidable as US recovery stumbles |
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2004/07/05 231 |
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End of global liquidity - driven market and relative advantages of Japanese equities |
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2004/06/23 230 |
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Giddy with FY03 corporate profit jump investors overlook risk of decline in FY04 |
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2004/06/14 229 |
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Oil forces Greenspan’s hand: Flexibility of monetary tightening now lost |
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2004/05/20 228 |
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Bursting of US, Chinese economic bubbles would cause global recession, end Japanese recovery |
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2004/05/10 227 |
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Global stock let down on all fronts - Greenspan's lack of patience likely to deal deathblow |
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2004/04/19 226 |
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Global stock markets gradually forming topping formation |
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2004/03/05 225 |
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Changing our outlook - Japanese equity may have embarked on secular uptrend . |
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2004/02/24 224 |
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Stock market rally losing momentum Best news already behind us |
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2004/02/06 223 |
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High US stock prices likely to be hit by distortions in cash flow |
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2004/01/28 222 |
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When will US stocks peak? Focus on similarities with Japan in 1996 |
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2003/12/19 221 |
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lnvestment strategy of 2004: Prepare for end of bear market rally and drop in global stock prices |
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2003/12/09 220 |
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US financial system signaling credit cycle end: early warning of equity price collapse in 2004 |
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2003/11/18 219 |
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Have Japanese stocks peaked? |
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2003/11/05 218 |
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Stock market has begun to look beyond current rally |
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2003/10/17 217 |
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Investors becoming increasingly cautious as they look ahead at US economy after tax cuts |
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2003/10/06 216 |
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Limitations of any Japan-US currency understanding; bottleneck on demand side of real economy |
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2003/09/19 215 |
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Ten possible surprises in 4Q 2003; investors ignoring too many negative factors |
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2003/09/05 214 |
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Bottleneck for bull market: US consumers' wallets may be empty for Christmas shopping season |
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2003/08/05 213 |
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Curtain falls on 'seaside resort market' |
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2003/07/30 212 |
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lnvestment strategy at a significant turning point |
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2003/06/25 211 |
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Bond price plunge signals tidal change; best-of-two-words market at an end |
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2003/06/17 210 |
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Liquidity-driven global markets have low ceiling |
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2003/05/30 209 |
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Implications of shift in US currency policy |
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2003/05/20 208 |
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Resona nationalization means stock bottom now realistic, Takenaka reform alive and well |
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2003/05/16 207 |
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Bond socialism' versus 'stock capitalism -Can stocks break free of unfair competition? |
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2003/05/08 206 |
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We Shelve "deflationary equilibrium" scenario in favor of "creative destruction" |
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2003/04/23 205 |
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Market out of touch with logic: Only reform can arrest share price decline |
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2003/04/11 204 |
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Gathering clouds: Secular bottom scenario no longer realistic; Nikkei recovery to 10,000 increasingly elusive |
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2003/03/31 203 |
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Is this Japan? Reform setbacks could delay the market's bottom |
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2003/03/13 202 |
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Conditions still not right for a market bottom |
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2003/03/10 201 |
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Can corporate profits be protected in a deflationary economy? |
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2003/02/25 200 |
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Global stock markets present disparate picture: Japan favoured, but conditional on bank reform |
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2003/02/14 199 |
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The road ahead after lnflation Plateau and Bubble Mountains; Japanese stocks' pluses |
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2003/01/31 198 |
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Depression and deflationary equilibrium: Special nature of Japan's crisis |
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2003/01/15 197 |
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Ricardian specialization does not argue for a weak yen |
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2003/01/09 196 |
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2003 nightmare scenario: Banking sector reform could end up on the backburner |
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2003/01/08 195 |
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Deflationary equilibrium supported by a corporate earnings bottom is more likely than depression |
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2002/12/17 194 |
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Market outlook for 2003: mild recovery under deflationary equilibrium |
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2002/12/16 193 |
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Analysis of Japanese product competitiveness with Asia |
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2002/11/29 192 |
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Higher share prices amid deflation? Yes, from 2003 |
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2002/11/18 191 |
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Conditions for a bottoming of stock prices: modest expectations and bank reform |
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2002/11/05 190 |
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Coming era of global deflation and stock valuation; Upside for Japanese equities in 2003 |
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2002/10/29 189 |
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Banking reform and share prices: The foreigners' perspective(from the APEC Summit in Los Cabos) |
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2002/10/22 188 |
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Investing in Japan equities during deflation: focus on companies with steady cash flow |
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2002/10/15 187 |
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Japanese stocks looking increasingly cheap: stock valuation in Japan-led era of deflation |
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2002/10/07 186 |
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Increasing polarization into two-tier market |
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2002/10/01 185 |
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A solution to the bad debt problem may be at hand |
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2002/09/26 184 |
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Amid growing risk of global recession, BOJ initiative sets stage for Japan revival |
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2002/09/18 183 |
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Standstill turns into plunge: Start of autumn market reflects investors' fears of worldwide recession |
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2002/09/02 182 |
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Asia holds key to corporate profits: Contacting Europe/US、 expanding Asia |
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2002/08/16 181 |
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The US and Japan -which will fall first? |
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2002/08/07 180 |
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Paradigm shift could accompany 2003 global recession ~Changing global capital flow benefits Japanese equities~ |
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2002/07/26 179 |
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Dangerous portfolios |
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2002/07/24 178 |
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With a worldwide recession looking possible, global money likely to flow into Japanese equities |
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2002/07/03 177 |
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Japan frontrunner or laggard? -Argument for reform likely to be shattered by worldwide crisis |
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2002/06/21 176 |
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What had to happen is happening; market's message loud and clear: Prepare for worst |
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2002/06/17 175 |
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Critical analysis of bubble economy -How did US bubble form and burst? |
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2002/05/30 174 |
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Flow of global funds is changing - has the strong dollar since 1995 come to an end? |
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2002/05/28 173 |
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Is the rationale behind the rise in stock prices essentially and excess liquidity-driven money game? |
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2002/05/13 172 |
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Cyclical theory is losing its significance |
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2002/04/26 171 |
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Impatient yen sellers beware! |
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2002/05/08 170 |
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A capitalist revolution: a plan for saving the Japanese economy; presentation to the 21st Century Policy Forum |
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2002/04/11 169 |
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With deflation, and not inflation, global excess liquidity likely to flow into bonds, not stocks |
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2002/03/29 168 |
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Deflation remains market focus: economy's breather not recovery, drives market |
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2002/03/11 167 |
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Feared March crisis averted -bear market rally likely from March to June |
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2002/02/21 166 |
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Expectations of cyclical recovery on verge of collapse - economy probably headed for March crisis |
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2002/02/08 165 |
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Merciless rationality of resurgent capitalism spells end of free-lunch economics |
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2002/01/30 164 |
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Deflationary policy in times of reform - Koizumi needs to change deflationary policies |
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2002/01/23 163 |
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Global investors' perception of the Japanese market |
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2001/12/21 162 |
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Corporate profit set to fall again in FY2002 |
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2001/12/12 161 |
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Investment strategy ahead of likely economic crisis in 2002 |
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2001/12/04 160 |
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Diehard Japan - Premature expectations of the yen's demise could be risky |
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2001/11/28 159 |
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Bank nationalization increasingly likely - Koizumi warming to partial nationalization |
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2001/11/22 158 |
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Prime minister could pull off coup with his "top-down, all-or-nothing" attitude |
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2001/11/14 157 |
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Is Koizumi a Thatcher, a Gorbachev or neither? JH reform to be litmus test |
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2001/10/30 156 |
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From cyclical to distributional arguments - lower labour share crucial in Japan and US |
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2001/10/23 155 |
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No rerun in Japan of excess liquidity-driven market to escape from doldrums |
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2001/10/18 154 |
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US economy at historic turning point - Greenspan losing his magic |
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2001/10/12 153 |
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A welcome growing likelihood of bank nationalization |
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2001/09/27 152 |
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Crisis of reform requires immediate drastic action on bank nationalization and inflation |
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2001/09/17 151 |
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Terrorist attacks and financial crisis overawe markets |
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2001/09/12 150 |
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Life with the Nikkei below 10,000 |
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2001/09/04 149 |
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Japan needs inflation...and higher interest rates |
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2001/08/28 148 |
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Three scenarios for the global economy following the IT bubble |
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2001/08/16 147 |
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Past policy of propping up weak companies now coming home to roost |
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2001/08/14 146 |
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Restructuring: revival and survival - another structural reform with nothing sacrosanct |
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2001/07/24 145 |
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Unconventional steps required to head off serious worldwide recession |
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2001/07/11 144 |
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Koizumi reform and wrong policy mix |
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2001/07/02 143 |
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Japan's bad debt problem threatens US economy |
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2001/06/28 142 |
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Our verdict on Koizumi's strict reform course |
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2001/06/08 141 |
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Mr. Koizumi's mission under the risk of depression |
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2001/06/04 140 |
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Corporate earnings deteriorating quickly |
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2001/05/30 139 |
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Cyclical rebound unlikely: Deflationary pressure to increase under Koizumi reform course |
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2001/05/15 138 |
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Koizumi reform course to accelerate deflation; our scenario: yen, bonds to firm, stocks to drop |
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2001/04/25 137 |
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Cyclical rebound or creative destruction? - Reform drive likely to gain speed under a Koizumi cabinet |
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2001/04/18 136 |
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Be prepared for personal asset losses - could happen for third time in modern Japan |
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2001/04/12 135 |
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Secular stock bottom possible in FY 3/02 - Conditions: financial reform and reflation |
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2001/04/03 134 |
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No rerun of spring 1999 rebound in stock prices |
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2001/03/22 133 |
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Outlook for the global economy and stock markets |
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2001/03/13 132 |
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Is America's bubble headed for a Japan-style rupture? |
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2001/03/02 131 |
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Japan's unique deflation and stock prices |
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2001/02/15 130 |
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Recession to trigger exodus from old-yen assets |
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2001/02/01 129 |
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Corporate governance reverting power to shareholders |
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2001/01/22 128 |
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Revitalization of banking sector would give stocks a boost |
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2001/01/11 127 |
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US stocks at critical juncture, Japan calm due to lack of action? |
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2000/12/20 126 |
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Creative destruction seen emerging in 2001 |
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2000/12/19 125 |
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History is rewritten by the victors: bad Clinton legacy |
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2000/12/07 124 |
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Lindsay's speech and LDP's shift to reform policy |
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2000/12/05 123 |
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Financial instability to spring from declining stock prices |
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2000/11/15 122 |
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Greenspan mythology undermining its own effectiveness |
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2000/11/02 121 |
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Bogus economic statistics and accounting shenanigans |
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2000/10/17 120 |
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Stock-driven economic alchemy fails |
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2000/09/26 119 |
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Mini-oil shock deals stocks a l-2-3 punch |
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2000/09/13 118 |
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Stock market dead end imperils US soft landing |
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2000/09/04 117 |
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Overlooked limits of financial stability |
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2000/08/15 116 |
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Exports to Asia less favorable |
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2000/07/28 115 |
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Twenty-month economic watershed ahead |
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2000/07/19 114 |
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Logical policies to reignite financial instability |
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2000/07/07 113 |
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The illusion of an lT-driven recovery |
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2000/07/06 112 |
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Long-term factors weigh on share price levels |
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2000/06/09 111 |
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Recovery hinges on continuing lT boom |
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2000/05/17 110 |
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S&P/TOPIX150 sector analysis |
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2000/05/11 109 |
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Harder landing in US |
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2000/04/28 108 |
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G7 makes new investment framework clearer |
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2000/04/14 107 |
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Doubts about old economy rally |
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2000/03/23 106 |
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Pitfalls of sustained recovery scenario/Tokyo Market reaches watershed |
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2000/03/02 105 |
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US slowdown to hinder Japan recovery |
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2000/02/22 104 |
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Ephemeral US market strength imperiled |
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2000/02/16 103 |
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Our strategy and European investors |
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1999/12/28 102 |
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"Creative destruction" in 2000 |
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1999/12/21 101 |
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After the tech rally - re-examining value stocks |
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1999/12/10 100 |
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Justifying excessive valuations |
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1999/12/02 99 |
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Forex and tech likely to cool sentiment |
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1999/11/30 98 |
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Unwinding of cross-shareholdings accelerates |
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1999/11/16 97 |
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Indian summer for stocks, economy |
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1999/11/02 96 |
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The way out of financial socialism |
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1999/10/18 95 |
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End of liquidity driven market in sight |
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1999/10/13 94 |
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New York market trouble could spread to Tokyo |
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1999/09/22 93 |
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Little likelihood of sustainable earnings recover |
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1999/09/20 92 |
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High yen likely to invite creative destruction |
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1999/09/07 91 |
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Equity bubble posing increasing risks |
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1999/08/16 90 |
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Excessive Japanese savings again a problem |
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1999/07/29 89 |
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Turnaround in forex-market sentiment |
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1999/07/06 88 |
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Financial strategies behind US equity bubble |
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1999/06/28 87 |
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Fed focuses on overheated consumption, equities |
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1999/06/17 86 |
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Logic behind weak equities and strong yen |
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1999/06/07 85 |
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Shift to defensive portfolio |
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1999/05/25 84 |
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Focus shifting back from liquidity |
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1999/05/17 83 |
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Risks entailed by two huge deficits |
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1999/05/06 82 |
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Risks inherent in liquidity-driven market |
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1999/04/19 81 |
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No obvious end to excess liquidity |
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1999/03/31 80 |
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Increasing risk of global deflation |
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1999/03/24 79 |
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Rally dependent on excessive global liquidity |
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1999/03/12 78 |
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Expectations of inflationary policy misplaced |
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1999/03/02 77 |
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Increasing risk of competitive currency devaluations |
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1999/02/22 76 |
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Excessive expectations of inflationary policy |
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1999/02/15 75 |
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Financia indicators point to deepening crisis |
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1999/02/05 74 |
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Unwarranted optimism on supply-demand |
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1999/01/29 73 |
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Authorities regress to ”"denial " phase |
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1999/01/28 72 |
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Strong yen exacerbates Japan's problems |
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1999/01/13 71 |
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Strong yen exacerbates economic crisis in Japan |
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1998/12/24 70 |
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Although painful, high yen could trigger reform |
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1998/12/08 69 |
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Financial socialism versus capitalism |
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1998/12/04 68 |
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World financial crisis and Japan's economy |
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1998/11/19 67 |
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Japan lags reforms pursued by rest of Asia |
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1998/11/11 66 |
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Earnings plunge, critical loss of confidence |
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1998/10/29 65 |
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Building a firewall around Japanese economy |
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1998/10/06 64 |
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The equity market during economic crisis |
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1998/09/29 63 |
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Saving private Japanese banks |
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1998/09/22 62 |
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Strong dollar positive for world economy in long term |
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1998/09/07 61 |
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1990s emerging-market boom ends in Russia |
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1998/09/02 60 |
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Defensive strategy recommended |
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1998/08/24 59 |
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From poor to rich, polarizing the world economy |
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1998/08/05 58 |
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Danger of a 2000 recession |
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1998/08/07 57 |
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Restructuring of industry the key to recovery |
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1998/08/04 56 |
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Economy approaching historical turning point |
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1998/07/22 55 |
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Destruction of old order or long-term decline |
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1998/07/01 54 |
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US as anchor of world economy |
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1998/06/29 53 |
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Sumitomo Trust/LTCB merger part of easy solution |
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1998/06/24 52 |
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Japan-China Politics embroil US |
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1998/06/17 51 |
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BoJ hostage to moral hazard |
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1998/06/15 50 |
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Japanese banking system failing |
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1998/06/08 49 |
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Currency reserves offer little protection for van |
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1998/05/22 48 |
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Risks of earnings collapse, deflationary spiral』 |
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1998/05/12 47 |
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Market demands decisive policy action |
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1998/05/04 46 |
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G7,1MF focus on Japan crisis |
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1998/04/20 45 |
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Japan lags in tackling economic crisis |
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1998/04/14 44 |
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Government intervention shifts to forex |
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1998/04/07 43 |
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No recovery in Asian growth yet growth yet |
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1998/03/26 42 |
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Forex liberalization to release flood of funds |
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1998/03/19 41 |
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Sharp market downturn in Apr-Jun |
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1998/03/03 40 |
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Tax cut would boost activity, promote structural reform |
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1998/02/26 39 |
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Large-company changes could boost OTC market |
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1998/02/25 38 |
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G7 heralds renewed international friction |
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1998/02/09 37 |
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Taxpayers and BOJ shoulder cost of bad loans |
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1998/02/06 36 |
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Market direction highly policy dependent |
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1998/01/19 35 |
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Sizeable fiscal stimulus package likely |
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1997/01/12 34 |
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Asian confidence crisis |
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1997/12/19 33 |
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Jaden must face risk of full-scale depression |
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1997/12/17 32 |
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Hashimoto shoots his last arrow |
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1997/12/11 31 |
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Asia paying the cost of over investment |
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1997/11/27 30 |
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Emergency BOJ loans balloon as crisis deepens |
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1997/11/19 29 |
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Little help likely from policy |
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1997/11/14 28 |
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Japan likely to be sold in third phase of Asian crisis |
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1997/11/13 27 |
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Current conditions similar to late 1920s |
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1997/10/30 26 |
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Japan could be sucked into Asian currency crisis |
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1997/10/24 25 |
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Long-term portfolio of quality companies |
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1997/10/20 24 |
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Pressure building for eleventh-hour pump-priming |
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1997/10/09 23 |
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September Tankan fuels fears of recession |
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1997/10/09 22 |
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October focus: small-and medium-cap stocks |
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1997/10/01 21 |
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Japan the focus of Hong Kong G7 meeting |
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1997/09/19 20 |
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Doubts over economic growth in Asia |
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1997/09/05 19 |
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Japan: a financial anomaly |
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1997/08/28 18 |
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Corrections in New York markets only temporary |
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1997/08/26 17 |
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Time to abandon wishful thinking |
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1997/08/19 16 |
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Credit crunch despite ultra-loose monetary policy |
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1997/08/12 15 |
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1997 second half projections: Economic sluggishness, falling share prices, a weaker yen, and low interest |
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1997/08/04 14 |
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Currencvt turmoil likely to slow Asian growth and result in correction of overvaluation |
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1997/07/29 13 |
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Corporate earnings threatened by twin specters of declining sales growth and falling profitability |
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1997/07/23 12 |
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Risks of yen appreciation remains, but the currency likely to weaken over the long term |
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1997/07/03 11 |
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The best is over |
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1997/06/24 10 |
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lnvestment strategies for the Big Bang era |
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1997/06/13 9 |
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The exchange rate is an indicator, not an instrument |
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1997/06/05 8 |
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The impact of stock options |
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1997/05/29 7 |
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Stock market returns to reality |
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1997/05/26 6 |
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Thai currency crisis and Japan |
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1997/05/13 5 |
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Rallies by yen and equities unsustainable |
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1997/05/02 4 |
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Further downward pressure on yen |
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1997/04/25 3 |
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Too early for value plays |
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1997/04/21 2 |
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Tokyo Big Bang begins |
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1997/04/09 1 |
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Low rates incompatible with stable currency |
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1997/02/28 - |
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Still too early to call the corner - Risk of a weaker yen looms large - |
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1997/02/10 - |
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G7 declaration unlikely ri reverse dollar's course -G7 bereft of means to implement stated policy- |
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1997/02/03 - |
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Underlying the fall in share prices & currency |
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1997/01/24 - |
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Market turmoil demands change in the poliy mix |