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Psssst! Want to buy Japanese car makers below book value? Now is the time. Spooked by the strong Japanese Yen, stocks of export-heavy Japanese automakers such as Toyota and Suzuki can be had for less than the assets on the books.

Toyota can be bought at a price to book ratio of  0.99. Suzuki is a bargain at 0.94. Mazda Motor, Sony, and Sharp can be had for less than they are worth. The reason?  An obscenely strong Yen that is at its highest level in 15 years. (Please remind to shove worthless dollar bills down the throats of any foreign exchange challenged people who still claim that the Yen is artificially low.) But there are also “growing concerns about an economic slowdown abroad.” And you know who they mean with that.


 

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