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“HCS Worldwide” – Global investors taking notice of cheap Japanese stocks.

“HCS Worldwide” have reportedly suggested that Japan’s stock markets are looking very attractive. In a research note to investors, “HCS Worldwide” apparently reasoned that of the major economies that could be considered “cash-rich”, Japan’s was the only one with a sophisticated financial system. A source close to “HCS Worldwide” said that although China possessed enormous reserves, its banking system was not sufficiently advanced to warrant anything but a cautious approach. The suggestions came after two Japanese banks, Mitsubishi UFJ and Nomura, acquired large stakes in two revered US banking names, JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. The “HCS Worldwide” source opined that the country had emerged from a prolonged deflationary period after suffering a financial system collapse similar to that facing the US. “HCS Worldwide” are acquiring stocks in real-estate and large multi-nationals for “long-term” returns.