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The lesson is still relevant though - i.e. if you bought shares in the top 100 Japanese companies in 1989, it would have taken you ~35 years to break even in no

The lesson is still relevant though - i.e. if you bought shares in the top 100 Japanese companies in 1989, it would have taken you ~35 years to break even in nominal terms. That's clearly a bad investment.

Grimburger 3y ago
Forgetting dividends here.
- thsksbd 3y ago
  And you are forgetting that the index's underlying measure, the yen, has lost value and the NIKKEI has only reached 1989's nominal value.
- mdorazio 3y ago
  Roughly 27 years with dividend reinvestment (yes, really).