As Japan stocks rise, some investors are wary of history repeating itself

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As Japan stocks rise, some investors are wary of history repeating itself - Financial Times

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Time and again, market revivals have fizzled, and no one wants to be the last person looking for an exit in the horrible event that history repeats itself.

Beyond ¥150, though, the currency became a major point of pushback, especially given that only about half of big asset managers hedge their currency exposure.

Japan is woefully under-owned by global investors as a rule — most are still running underweight positions relative to benchmarks — and under-covered by analysts, all of which leaves plenty of gems to be discovered.