
NYSEARCA:EWJ
This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts appear to favor iShares Japan ETF (EWJ-N), noting the current conditions in North American markets as overvalued. This has led to increased interest in foreign markets, particularly Japan, which is perceived to be in an uptrend supported by fiscal stimulus. One expert emphasizes the ETF's chart behavior, highlighting a series of breakouts that stabilize rather than rapidly escalate, which bodes well for sustainable growth. Another expert echoes this sentiment, observing that Japan's market has recently broken free from long-standing resistance and is now in a consolidated phase, making it an opportune time for entry. This suggests a strategic focus on Japan as a comparatively safer investment amid global uncertainties.
vs. EWY (Korea) Japan is where many have made big mistakes, getting too bullish, too early. He struggles with its demographics and GDP, but tailwinds include nobody believes in it anymore. Better to look at SCJ-N (small caps) which trades below book value. Catalysts in Japan include a major fiscal stimulus. He prefers EWY (South Korea)--see top picks, which has been caught in the US-China trade war.
What ETF would you suggest for investing in Japan? Likes the iShares MSCI Japan (EWJ-N) although there are lots of other ETFs out there. This one has the major indices covered. Financials are about 20%, industrial/technology at around 15%. Most of his ETFs have veered towards the US, but also more towards Europe and the UK.
(A Top Pick Dec 31/12. Up 24.26%.) Thinks this will go higher. All support is at around $9.20. Japanese decided to stimulate by lowering the currency, which stimulates the export economy. It has broken out above a little resistance at $11.10. In a short-term chart, he sees an ascending triangle that is trying to break out again.