Ray dalio's Bridgewater, the largest hedge fund in the world with over 200 billion, is investing in a crypto fund. crypto.com is now the official sponsor of the 2022 FIFA World Cup The Japanese virtual assets committee is greenlighting 18 virtual assets to be listed on their exchanges.

On the stereo they cued up a Taylor Swift playlist, songs about separation and loss and moving on.Early in the evening an order came in from a Japanese spot.

Anyone who pushes back against such law/regulation is probably hiding something, doing drugs or have sexual intercourse there.

I know that everyone talks about the declining value of Japanese Real Estate.

Then you look at Japanese banks searching for yield b/c their carry trade is losing money are moving further out on the risk curve purchasing these CLOs.

However, given its design and commercial-like feel—originally built as a retreat center with a strong Japanese influence—I’m uncertain about the best market to target for a sale.I’m hoping that someone in this group might have connections or advice on how to approach selling a property like this.

Language not easy for anything and perhaps Japanese have some distrust or uneasiness working with foreigners. 

China became communist because they stayed and fought the Japanese while the nationalists fled.

A japanese company bought the refinery December 2015, the economy will come back when it opens for productiin and employment again.

Then last night Asian markets digested that their largest export market (USA) may be slipping into Recession, so Nikkei _Japan down 13% worst loss in a day since 10/1987, Korea/Thai etc all down big, so now SP500/Nasdaq/Russel/Bitcoin/Ethe all down big as they digest the near term risks, price in higher risk of recession/unwind the Japanese Yen carry trade/rotate from over-valued AI stocks with no near term profitability/Buffet dumping Apple/BOFA etc/and digest domestic politics ( I agree with you that Dems have low chance of winning, whoever runs, due to low turnout from bad economy/inflation damage) but no "coordination" is really necessary to explain the market movements.