Posted on 09/27/2015 1:42:56 AM PDT by ScottWalkerForPresident2016
In reviewing Japan’s just released balance of payments details showing the weekly transactions in Japanese stocks by foreign investors, we were shocked to see that foreign money has headed for the Japanese exits at a rate never seen before, not even in 2008-2009. Could this mark the inevitable “end game” for Japan as it finally recons with it’s unsustainable debt situation with foreign investors fleeing the country so fast they forget to say “Arigato”? It could, but we don’t think so. Rather, previous times of mass movement out of Japanese stocks have typically coincided with some sort of bottom in Japanese equities as a selling climax reallocates capital from weak to strong hands.
(Excerpt) Read more at valuewalk.com ...
Looks more like a ‘correction’.
What is the meaning of the word "recons?" Or is this perhaps a misspelling of the word "reckons?" If so, it makes no sense.
"It's" is the contraction of "it is."
If the author's understanding of the rules of English spelling and grammar is as bad as his professed understanding of financial matters, I think that we can safely forego reading this article.
Regards,
After this line, I hope you never make another typo when posting something here.
“After this line, I hope you never make another typo when posting something here.”
2nd time I ask today...Who are you?
Have at it guys...
If the “author” can’t manage English, I’m sure not going to trust him with financial matters.
Is there such a chart for foreign investments in US stocks?
"Typo" means that you hit the wrong key.
You using the wrong word "recon" instead of reckon" and using the contraction "it's" of "it is" instead of the possessive pronoun "its" means that you slept through your English classes.
Bummer screen name dude.
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