Bank of Japan’s Sin
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Now, the theme this time isThe Great Sin of the Bank of Japan.
Nikkei: 2017 Shareholder-by-Shareholder Trading TrendsLet’s take a look.
☆ The Bank of Japan’s purchases of Japanese stock ETFs: cumulative 5.9033 trillion yen (2017)
☆ The most recent holdings are estimated at 24 trillion yen
☆ 3% of the market capitalization of the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (about 708 trillion yen)
☆ One in four listed companies have the Bank of Japan among the top 10 shareholders
In this situation, it cannot be called a liberal market. It is the collapse of a market economy.
In particular,I would like the Bank of Japan to clearly indicate who decides the voting rights of the companies it buys and by what process.
For example, the nuclear power issue.
The BOJ will have a large influence.
Including the impact of negative interest rates,the Bank of Japan's sin is heavy, in my opinion.
Note) The above is my personal opinion, and it is also intended solely to improve financial literacy. Therefore, it is not created for investment solicitation. Also, while the blog contents are based on data from reliable sources, the administrator does not guarantee their accuracy. Actual investment decisions are to be made at your own risk.
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