Japan Just Triggered the Biggest Financial Time Bomb in History (And Nobody Notices)
Everyone is watching oil prices, the Middle East, and the Federal Reserve.
Almost nobody is watching Japan.
That may be the biggest mistake the financial world is making.
For over 30 years, Japan has been running one of the most extraordinary economic experiments in history—zero interest rates, trillions in money printing, the world's largest debt, an aging population, and the famous yen carry trade that quietly fueled global markets.
For decades, investors believed this system couldn't last. They bet against it... and lost.
The trade became legendary.
Wall Street called it The Widow Maker…
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