Japan
Double Your Money Shorting Japan
Here’s how this ad begins:
“Industrial output dropped 35% in December
“Exports sank 46% from 2007
“Unemployment to hit 6% in 2009
“Sony, Nissan and NEC are warning of huge losses that will eliminate tens of thousands of jobs
“Japan’s economic minister warns, “The worst is yet to come.”
Well that sounds nasty, eh?
Robert Hsu has finally thrown in the towel [...]
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