Japanese banks have not engaged in meaningful domestic lending since the 1980s after suffering losses and reputational damage ('their head was cut off'); a rise in the Nikkei to 100,000 would shift their psychology and likely restart real domestic lending for the first time in ~40 years.

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Hugh Henry

Evidence Quote

They haven't they they have not really led in Japan since the decade of the 1980s because they got their head cut off, right?

Source

Once In A Lifetime Opportunities in Precious Metals, Japan, And AI w/Hugh HendryRebel Capitalist Interviews
Created: 8/13/2026, 9:56:54 AM

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