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To: Golconda who wrote (62108)	3/22/2010 2:52:21 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218065

Agreed. Historical chart shows: As the Yen got expensive, Japan vanished. chartsrus.com See the jump 1985. Yen went up. Reach cruising altitude 1988. From then on Japan stagnated never to return to its old glory days. Japanese asset price bubble bubble (between 1986 and 1991) in which real estate and stock prices greatly inflated.[1] The bubble's collapse lasted for more than a decade with stock prices bottoming in 2003, until hitting an even lower low amidst the current global crisis in 2008. The Japanese asset price bubble contributed to what the Japanese refer to as the Lost Decade.