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		<title>(DJP) Japanese Small-Caps Hold Big Rewards For Contrarian Investors</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mention Japan to any global money manager and he or she will probably react with a frustrated look and a weary sigh. That’s because too many investors have lost fortunes trying to call Japan’s market bottom ever since the Nikkei 225 index began falling from its peak of 40,000 in 1989. So naturally, skepticism runs deep about any real improvement over there. But this time may be different. Really. After all, Japan has a new government with new ideas of how to run the country. In taking office last September, the Democratic Party of Japan (DJP) officially ended more than half a century of dominance by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). The last time such a large political switch happened was in 1867 when Japan’s imperial court toppled the long-ruling ]]></description>
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