"Recently, stocks are going up, but interest rates are also going up..." Do you feel that way?🤔

In fact, since the onset of deflation in the 1990s, Japanese markets are experiencing the first structural change in 30 years 🌊

At the moment, there is also a "short-term overheating feeling" that bonds are sold too much (interest rates are too high) against the stock price, but the professional point of view is "ahead."

After years of low stock prices, high yen, and high bonds, a reversal correction in the direction of inflation may have just begun 📈

If you continue to make "obvious" investment decisions like in the 1990s, you may miss this big wave...

In the latest report,

✅ Comparison of Japan and the U.S.: Upside Room for Japanese Stocks

✅ Why are there concerns about "bad bond weakness"?

✅ we explain in detail the specific numerical values of relative disparities that should be targeted.

Check out the Limited Report!

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