Investors seem to have given up on Japan, says Sparx
Japan appears perennially unattractive to asset allocators, but Sparx chairman Shuei Abe thinks there may be light that heralds an end to the country's lost decades.
Readers don't need a historical recitation of how Japanese markets have disappointed investors since December 1989, and that when you think things can only get better, they get worse.
Speculation never ceases that the trend will reverse, and Shuei Abe, the chairman of alternative-investments firm Sparx Asset Management gave his viewpoint in a presentation yesterday that better times for Japan are just around the corner.
The post-1989 Nikkei 225 low in Japan occurred in October 2008, b…
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