Japan stocks and related ETFs proved effective at pricing in and were somewhat responsive to last week's presidential election results. For its part, the WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity ETF (DXJ) gained 1.70% for the month ending November 14.
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For months now, all eyes have been on the presidential election, which took place on Tuesday. However, some investors may have glossed over the fact that Japan held snap elections in late October.
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Election Day is Tuesday. The specter of not knowing final tallies for the presidential race, and some down ballot contests, could figure prominently in the near-term outlook for domestic equities and bonds.When final outcomes are known, some may still feel this way.
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The unwinding of the yen carry trade sparked a significant sell-off. During the two months since then, Japan stocks and related ETFs reclaimed many of those losses.
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I maintain a buy rating on DXJ, citing Japan's attractive 15x forward earnings multiple and the ETF's 300% return since March 2020. DXJ offers broad equity exposure to Japanese dividend-paying companies with currency hedging, mitigating yen volatility risks. Despite mixed technical signals and seasonality, DXJ's long-term trend is bullish, supported by a positively sloped 200-day moving average.
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity ETF (DXJ) was launched on 06/16/2006, and is a smart beta exchange traded fund designed to offer broad exposure to the Asia-Pacific (Developed) ETFs category of the market.
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