March 14 (Bloomberg) -- The Bank of Japan poured a record 12 trillion yen ($146 billion) into the world’s third-biggest economy today as the strongest earthquake in the nation’s history triggered a plunge in stocks and surge in credit risk. Major crises of any type are usually a great buy opportunity because of the huge infusion of liquidity by central banks. See what happened recently in the US, Europe, and now Japan.
George Dagnino, PhD
Editor, The Peter Dag Portfolio. Since 1977
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