The Bank of Japan is sticking to its policy of fiscal stimulus to try to stoke inflation, and that’s rattled markets worldwide.
A few weeks ago The Economist depicted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as a super-hero on its May 17 cover. Noting specifically, “Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No….It’s Japan.”
Wall Street woke up to grim news on Thursday morning
Moneycontrol.comHedge Funds Circle as Japan's Asset Bubble GrowsBloombergIt's limbo, Japanese-style: How low can bond yields go without triggering a meltdown? This question gains urgency as 10-year government yields disappear before the world&#…
Jakarta PostNikkei rises, China easing gives supportReutersTOKYO, May 14 (Reuters) – Japan's Nikkei share average bounced back above 9000 in early trade on Monday after China cut bank reserve ratios on Saturday, countering the unease surrounding th…
BloombergNomura Falls With Daiwa on Worsening Market Outlook: Tokyo MoverBloombergNomura Holdings Inc. (8604) and Daiwa Securities Group Inc. (8601) fell the most this year in Tokyo trading as slumping Japanese stocks and a stronger yen clouded the out…
Automobile MagazineReports: GM To Hold Talks With Isuzu On Acquiring 10% StakeRTT News(RTTNews) – General Motors Co. (GM: News ) will hold talks with Isuzu Motors Ltd. to acquire a stake of about 10 percent in the Japanese truckmaker, according to medi…
If this rally runs out of steam, history suggests the next move down could plumb depths not seen in years.
If the market rolls over here, the next bottom might be a lot lower than most players think possible. After all, the “news” is all posi…
April 30, 2011
I’ve been posting a monthly moving average update for the five ETFs in featured in Mebane Faber and Eric Richardson’s Ivy Portfolio since the spring of 2009, when I featured my review of the book.
In addition to the monthly updates…
radiation showing up in Tokyo. Question remaining is how does RobotTrader take this news and exaggerate it?
