Japanese equities are experiencing a revival after outperforming most of their global peers for the last 18 months. This is fruitful news for investors like Warren Buffett, who placed his money in the Japanese market as early as August 2020.
After 25 years, Japan'sNikkei 225 index hit a new all-time high. In contrast to the Nasdaq or S&P 500, this performance wasn't a result of a handful of highly valued stocks. And, this doesn't mean analysts don't have favorites. Per Nikkei Asia, Goldman Sachs rounded up seven names that stood out, baptizing them as the "Seven Samurai" — in...
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