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FLJH provides exposure to Japan without the risk of the Yen, with low expense ratios. Positive factors for Japan include a crackdown on caretaker management, underweight allocation by investors, and efforts by the Prime Minister to attract major allocators. Downsides for FLJH include potential slow corporate governance reform and the inability to take advantage of a cheap Yen when investing in FLJH.
Japanese equities have seen impressive returns this year, driven by factors such as Warren Buffett's investments and corporate actions pick-up. Potential short-term headwinds include overbought conditions and uncertainty regarding the Bank of Japan's yield curve control policy, which could impact Japanese equities negatively. Investors should monitor inflation and economic activity, as these factors will influence BoJ's decisions and the trajectory of Japanese equities in the future.
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