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1989 Japan: The Bubble That Ate an Economy



1989 Japan: The Bubble That Ate an Economy

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Japan went from postwar ruin to apparent financial invincibility in the 1980s as property and stock prices soared. But beneath the boom, speculative lending and risky bets were stacking up, priming the country for disaster.

This episode breaks down how the runaway bubble formed, why almost nobody saw the crash coming, and how the fallout reshaped Japan for decades. Watch to see the warning signs and learn what history says about bubbles popping closer to home.

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📹FULL SHOW: https://www.youtube.com/show/VLPLDRdignYHnvQ?sbp=QAE%253D

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~ TIMESTAMPS ~

0:00 – How Japan’s Unstoppable Economy Collapsed
0:26 – Anatomy of the 1989 Japanese Mega Bubble
0:55 – Rebuilding a Monster: How Japan Outpaced US Industry
2:28 – The Tech Product That Changed Global Behavior Forever
4:01 – The Secret Deal That Instantly Doubled the Yen
6:08 – Free Money: How Low Rates Sparked Insane Speculation
7:00 – Black Monday: The $2 Trillion Hesitation
8:34 – Tokyo Real Estate: The Greatest Asset Illusion in History
11:14 – Stock Market Mania: The Index That Refused to Stop Climbing
12:54 – Ridiculous Valuations: Paying 60x Earnings for Japanese Stocks
14:31 – Japan Buying America: Taking Over Rockefeller Center
16:33 – Unbelievable Wealth: $150K Salaries with Insane Bonuses
17:21 – December 29, 1989: The Peak Before the Apocalypse
19:07 – The Nightmare Begins: A 50% Market Wipeout in 9 Months
22:28 – Zombie Banks: The Hidden Financial Plagues
25:35 – The 30-Year Nightmare: How Deflation Crushed Generations

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📜 Disclaimer 📜

The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading stocks poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.

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4 Comments

  3. @Warped-Parallax on

    This is why it's so hilarious when people compare China to 90s Japan.

    a) China will maintain sovereignty over its currency and US won't be able to force a Plaza Accord on it.
    b) China already took control of its housing market without contagion effect to its financial market.
    c) Stock trading not that big in China so the risk it impose on the economy is much much smaller.