IAM Group Yokohama Article

Stock Market No Longer in Depression for Japan

  For the past couple decades Japan has been in a distraught market, but in 2013 the numbers took a toll for a better uprising. After the stock market turned bad in the 1990’s from the drop of property prices and a severe bank crisis; the Japanese knew they had to figure out a way to bring those numbers back up. Japan has numbers that keep rising do to the new additions since 2013, and things will only be getting better.

  The opportunities that Japan has been given is tremendous for the long run. Not only has Tokyo won the bid for the next Olympics in 2020, but it has brought up new buildings for more company shares. Japan has begun its start in the rise of the market and it will only be getting better and higher. Winning the bid for the next Olympics will bring everyone around the world investing in Japan. The Japanese will have thousands of people around the world coming through their terminals and bringing them to new buildings and places for wealth to be invested in.

  Japan is planning more surprises for growth in stocks and because of the Olympics the Japanese are finally able to dig themselves out of the depression they were in. Japan had lost over half of their traders in the past couple decades, and they are worried if the Olympics doesn’t turn out as planned then the stock market is done for good. We, people, should never lose hope in Japan; especially at the stand point they are at right now.

  Not only are the two companies that are working construction for the Olympics gaining company shares, but so is buildings all around Japan. The Hi-Tech Park and Information Technology (IT) Park in central Da Nang City has especially aroused to the occasion. These two buildings were constructed from the conference by IAM Group Yokohama in 2013 and have already attracted 90 businesses. The investment gained from the city is well over $400 and has caused the stocks to boost tremendously. Japan has also expected an extreme boost in real estate leading up to 2020 Olympics. The debt Japan has regretfully formed might be a tough one to pull out of, but as we approach the big games, Japans earnings should double for the uprising in stocks.

  The stock market has been in a hole since early 1990’s and it’s about time for Japans market to skyrocket. You can pretty much thank the Olympics for this one. 

• Jessica Johnson