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Nikkei's Rebound Aided by Internal, Foreign Measures
on Oct 30, 2008 about EWJ, FXY
Japan’s '80s 'Bubble' Has Completely Deflated - and Then Some
on Oct 28, 2008 about EWJ, FXY
Japanese Buy US Financials, and Nomura Is Getting the Best Deal
on Sep 24, 2008 about MTU, MS, NMR
Global Financial Crisis Could Push Japan's Falling Stocks Further
on Sep 22, 2008 about JEQ, EWJ, EWW
J-REIT Consolidation and M&A Opportunities
on Sep 08, 2008 about EWJ
Nikkei 225: Back to 12,000 As Japan Slips Into Recession
on Jul 28, 2008 about EWJ, MTU, MFG
Reality Check for Japanese Commodity Price Estimates
on Jul 21, 2008 about EWJ, GSG, DJP
Some Japanese Companies Wary of Foreign Investors
on May 12, 2008 about EWJ
Escaping Japan's Potential Value Trap
on Apr 28, 2008
Bureaucrats, Parochialism, and the Japan Discount
on Apr 21, 2008 about JEQ, JSC, ITF
Early Recession a Sign to Overweight Commodities
on Apr 14, 2008 about EWJ, ITF, FXY
Asia's Shift Away from the US Dollar; Japan the Final Shoe to Drop
on Mar 31, 2008 about EWJ, FXY
Nikkei 225 Will Turn When U.S Treasuries Do
on Mar 24, 2008 about EWJ, ITF, FXY
More Downside for Nikkei 225 as Yen Appreciates Further
on Mar 17, 2008 about EWJ, FXY
Japanese Yen Poised to Renew 1995 High
on Mar 17, 2008 about FXY
Is This Japan Circa 1992?
on Mar 11, 2008 about DXJ, EWJ, DNL
Is Japan the Next "Subprime Flashpoint"?
on Feb 26, 2008 about EWJ, MTU, MFG
Japan Debates Its Own Sovereign Wealth Fund
on Feb 25, 2008 about DXJ, EWJ, DNL
Pricing Japanese Banks for Bankruptcy is Overdoing It
on Jan 28, 2008 about EWJ, ITF, JPP
Japan Severely Oversold By Historical Valuations
on Jan 21, 2008 about EWJ, EWV, FXY
U.S. Markets in Early Recession Mode; Japan Already Discounting One
on Jan 08, 2008 about EWJ, DBC, DIA
Uncertain Times For Investing? Think Like a Sovereign Wealth Fund
on Dec 18, 2007 about EWJ, ITF, FXY
Japan for Sale, Yen by Yen
on Dec 11, 2007 about DXJ, EWJ, JPP
Japan's LDP: Let Them Eat Cake
on Nov 27, 2007 about EWJ, FXY
Yen Carry Trade: Dire Threat or Poltergeist?
on Nov 19, 2007 about EWJ, FXY
Toyota's Paying the Price of Becoming King of the Hill
on Nov 16, 2007 about TM
Pollyana, Cassandra or Praetorian? Waiting For the Market "Fat Lady" to Sing
on Nov 12, 2007 about EWJ, FXY, GLD
The Yen Carry Trade is Back
on Oct 16, 2007 about EWJ, FXY
Revived Japanese Liquidity To Drive Emerging Markets
on Oct 08, 2007 about DXJ, DFJ
Japanese Property: Fear Has Overcome Greed
on Sep 10, 2007 about EWJ, FXY, DIBUY.PK
Would a US Recession Negatively Impact Japan?
on Sep 05, 2007 about EWJ, FXY
'Flight of the Foreigner' in Tokyo Means Medium-Term Trading Channel
on Aug 22, 2007 about JEQ, EWJ, ITF

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