March cherry blossom season research trip to Japan is on! Influencers lead the investigation into opportunities in six major sectors: finance, real estate, education, healthcare, and more
Wall Street Insights will hold the "Meet·Global Research Tour" event from March 2 to 8, with the first stop in Japan, focusing on six major sectors including finance, real estate, and education and healthcare. The purpose of this research is to help participants understand the dynamics of the Japanese market, especially in the context of the Nikkei index rising and the real estate market warming after Buffett increased his holdings in Japanese trading companies. The event will invite economists and financial experts to provide market analysis and investment advice to ensure the quality of the research
In early March, as Japan enters the cherry blossom season, Wall Street Insights has set the first stop of the "Meet·Global Research Tour" in Japan. We sincerely invite you to join us from March 2 to 8 for a comprehensive research trip.
The trends in Japan's finance and real estate markets have always been hot topics of concern for many users.
Since "stock god" Warren Buffett visited Japan in April 2023 and continued to increase his holdings in Japan's five major trading companies, the Nikkei Index has risen for two consecutive years, with a maximum increase of over 50% during this period, and it is expected to reach the highest annual closing level in history by the end of 2024.
Japan's economy has also emerged from the "lost thirty years," with inflation reappearing in 2024, bidding farewell to the era of negative interest rates, and a significant increase in wage levels. After the previous real estate bubble burst, the rental-to-sale ratio in Japan's real estate market has become relatively attractive, and the real estate market in core cities like Tokyo has begun to rise in recent years.
Japan has produced 30 Nobel Prize winners and possesses globally leading technologies in many niche fields, including cancer treatment and anti-aging technologies, which many people are concerned about. The 2024 edition of the "World Health Statistics" shows that Japan has the longest average life expectancy at 84.5 years, ranking first in the world for two consecutive years.
Choosing Japan as the first stop for the "Meet·Global Research Tour" comes from the suggestions of many old friends. When planning the research itinerary, we have also tailored it specifically to address common needs and frequent issues that individuals and businesses may encounter when "going overseas" to Japan, ensuring that everyone can clarify the current real market situation, understand the underlying logic, and identify key opportunities through on-site research and in-depth interviews, focusing on issues related to real estate, financial investment, education, healthcare, and corporate investment.
To ensure the quality of this research trip, we have specially invited two frontline experts to serve as mentors for the research team. One is the chief economist of a domestic brokerage firm, who can help everyone see the opportunities in Japan from a macro perspective of economic and industrial development and provide asset allocation strategy suggestions.
The other is independent financial expert, Guan Yiwei. Guan Yiwei studied in Japan in the 1990s, graduated from Waseda University with a degree in political economy, and has many years of work experience in Japan. After returning to China, he has also gained extensive experience in frontline financial institutions. His in-depth understanding of various fields in Japan and the network he has built over the years can help everyone hit the key points during this research trip—engaging in in-depth exchanges with nearly 20 key figures in important fields to efficiently obtain core information.
Mr. Guan has previously worked at globally renowned investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, UBS, Huabao Fund, and Fidelity, the third-largest fund in the world, with over 20 years of experience. He provides professional investment advice and global allocation plans and concepts to major domestic and foreign institutions and high-end clients, specializing in global macro research and allocation.
To ensure the quality of the research and user experience, we have limited the number of participants in this research team to 25 people, with limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Those who register before January 28 can enjoy an early bird price, with registration closing on February 22. For detailed itinerary arrangements for this research activity in Japan, please refer to the event poster below. Interested friends can scan the QR code in the image below to consult Alpha's assistant
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From the research activity itinerary above, you should have noticed that we have specially arranged nearly 20 frontline experts from various industries such as finance, real estate, technology, healthcare, and law to help everyone explore the opportunities and value points in Japan across six major fields:
Financial Markets: Research on trends and opportunities in the primary and secondary markets
Real Estate: Understand current market trends and conduct on-site project inspections
Health and Wellness: Learn about cutting-edge technologies and market opportunities in cancer treatment and anti-aging
Education and Study Abroad: Understand the Japanese study abroad system and visit renowned universities
Cutting-edge Technology: Research quality projects in AI, healthcare, and other fields
Corporate Overseas Expansion: Learn from the experiences and lessons of Chinese companies in investment and financing in Japan
Friends interested in this research trip to Japan, please quickly add Alpha Assistant to inquire about the event details, as spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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