I am Japanese, but buying Japanese stocks for the short term, or even the very long term, is difficult to hold from the perspective of a declining population. Do not think that the Nikkei 225 or Nikkei TOPIX are great indices like the S&P 500. The S&P 500 has far stricter listing criteria and is a difficult index to beat. In contrast, the listing standards of the major Japanese indices are not as strict as those of the S&P 500. Corporate governance is also lax, and there are no punitive damages as in the United States. In other words, it is easier for fraud and collusion to take place in Japan than in the United States. Last year, a fundamental review of the index was conducted, but I believe there is still much improvement to be made. The Japanese market, with its low P/B ratios and low P/E ratios, appears to be undervalued at first glance, but this is only due to the above reasons. It could be said that the good performance of stock prices is simply due to the depreciation of the currency.
I regularly buy ISJP as I like that the Sector exposures vs the larger one which has mostly Construction Conglomerates. I also feel comfortable with SMEs in Japan.
Besides his expertise in financial strategies, Ramin is a frequent contributor to CNBC and Bloomberg TV, and has written two books on investing. And the video should not be construed as financial advice.
I am Japanese, but buying Japanese stocks for the short term, or even the very long term, is difficult to hold from the perspective of a declining population.
Do not think that the Nikkei 225 or Nikkei TOPIX are great indices like the S&P 500.
The S&P 500 has far stricter listing criteria and is a difficult index to beat.
In contrast, the listing standards of the major Japanese indices are not as strict as those of the S&P 500.
Corporate governance is also lax, and there are no punitive damages as in the United States.
In other words, it is easier for fraud and collusion to take place in Japan than in the United States.
Last year, a fundamental review of the index was conducted, but I believe there is still much improvement to be made.
The Japanese market, with its low P/B ratios and low P/E ratios, appears to be undervalued at first glance, but this is only due to the above reasons.
It could be said that the good performance of stock prices is simply due to the depreciation of the currency.
Blud, who sent me that?
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I regularly buy ISJP as I like that the Sector exposures vs the larger one which has mostly Construction Conglomerates. I also feel comfortable with SMEs in Japan.
Nakisa Ramin san is my favourite japanese investing youtuber arigatou ramin san
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Stay in index
Excellent video, thank you Ramin and T212!
I need a teacher like him in my life
So much useful information in such a concise video. Fantastic.
Make video about indian Market...
✍ Notes are being taken. Thanks.
I always find it hard to understand videos on finances, but this one was explained thoroughly! Thank you
Exactly what I was thinking!
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🤔 hmm I always thought India 🇮🇳 was under the ‘emerging market’ umbrella
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Finacial educator, wtf is one of those!! Someone without qualifications to pass on financial advice?
Besides his expertise in financial strategies, Ramin is a frequent contributor to CNBC and Bloomberg TV, and has written two books on investing. And the video should not be construed as financial advice.