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Strategies & Market Trends : JAPAN-Nikkei-Time to go back up?

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To: fut_trade who wrote (1348)	8/16/1998 8:06:00 AM
From: chirodoc	Read Replies (1) of 3902

To: chirodoc (1347 ) From: Peter Futerko Sunday, Aug 16 1998 4:57AM ET Reply # of 1348 Hong Kong Government Buys Stock In New Move That Spurs 8.5% Rally... cbs.marketwatch.com. cbs.marketwatch.com These two markets may offer some good short sell candidates in the near term. >do not tell me that sony honda toyota and matshushita are not world class companies; >>>>>>How can Honda and Toyota become again what they once were when: 1) Competing companies have modeled their business strategies after them......honda and toyota are strong in almost all markets they have entered--they have only recently set sights on europe and china--they will blow most competitors away in asia when it rebounds in 1-2 years 2) Japan is losing it's domestic market.......deregulaion and tax cuts will change that in a year or two. 3) The tight keiretsu system can not be duplicated outside of Japan......than why do they dominate with products produced OUTSIDE japan? .......remember all the articles about how US had lost their competitiveness forever to the japanese? .......give them 1-2 more years of deregulation and tax cuts--if it produces the same results in virtually all countries where it has been tried, why not japan--look at their financial/investment sector--they are now fans of mutual funds! curtis curtis Japan has few natural resources, is heavily populated, is it's once protected domestic market is being penetrated by foreign companies. It will be a struggle for some time to come.

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