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Category Archives: Japan
Macro Notes from the Alcoa Conference Call
Here is our takeaway from the Alcoa conference call. We build our macro view on micro foundations. Alcoa’s stock is down 7 percent since announcing earnings on Monday evening. The following are excerpts from the conference call taken directly from … Continue reading
Chart of the Day: Stockmarkets After Disasters
Great chart from the Economist, which even shows how the Dow fared after Pearl Harbor. The chart shows the Nikkei’s reaction in the first three trading days after the current disaster is worse than all the others. The question is … Continue reading
Posted in Chart of the Day, Equities, Japan
Tagged Economist, Katirna, Kobe Earthquake, Pear Harbor, Stock Markets
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Apple Closes Below 50-day Moving Average
After an impressive rally off its day low at 340.10, Apple failed to close above ts 50-day moving average for the first time since September 2, 2010. The stock was up 50 percent from August 24 to its March 4 … Continue reading
Nattie’s Day Has Come
The ugly bear market in natural gas may be about to end, in our opinion. The nuclear crisis in Japan will force policymakers to look for alternative energy sources for electricity generation and natural gas is set up perfectly. Natural … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Commodities, Crude Oil, Energy, Japan
Tagged Crude Oil, Energy, France, Italy, Natural Gas, Nuclear
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NIKKEI One Day 10% Declines
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Chart of the Day: Japan’s Share of the Global Economy
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Japan’s International Investment Position
The following table is a detailed analysis of Japan’s international investment position from the Ministry of Finance. Using the latest data is from 2009 and the year-end exchange rate the country held $5.96 trillion of international assets with a net … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Equities, Japan
Tagged Foreign Investment, International Investment Position, Japan
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How Dependent is Japan on Nuclear Energy?
The following charts show nuclear makes up 13.6 percent of Japan total energy supply and a large portion of the the country’s electricity production. Note how it has replaced oil as major source of electricity since the early 1970’s. We … Continue reading
Chart Update: Kobe Earthquake Impact on NIKKEI and Yen
We’ve made a slight adjustment and updated our chart of the NIKKEI and $/Yen trajectory after the 1995 Kobe Earthquake. A slight scale adjustment to the currency axis makes the Yen move much clearer. It also shows how tight … Continue reading
Kobe Earthquake’s Impact on the Nikkei and $/Yen
First, our thoughts and prayers are with the Japanese. They are a great nation and a good people. Watching this happen unfold in real time is stunning and we are hoping for a miracle that the loss of life is … Continue reading
