Kyle Bass – People Buying Japanese Stocks are Macro Tourists
J. Kyle Bass of Hayman Capital checks in with David Faber at CNBC following the overnight plunge of Japanese equities, with the Nikkei off 7% plus and as a selloff of Japanese government bonds accelerated, driving the 10-year JGB briefly over 1%.
Bass, who has been warning that “Abenomics” might trigger a debt bomb in Japan, began by saying: “I think the BoJ is facing something they maybe didn’t foresee in the first place. What I like to call the ‘rational investor paradox.’ The funny thing is that if they (Japanese investors) believe in “Abenomics” and Kuroda’s new plan at the BoJ to double the monetary base in the next couple of years – and generate some inflation and some growth – then a rational investor that owns their bonds is likely to sell a portion of them, if not all of them.”
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