In short: Called an inverted head-and-shoulders breakout at ~22,500 in 2020 with a target "very close to 80,000"; ~3.5x in six years and "still short of the target." Exporters gain from the weak yen. "You just want to be a dip buyer on the Nikkei… we have a bull bias."
Japan's big exporters earn dollars and euros, so a weak yen boosts their profits in yen terms. Hunt spotted a bullish chart pattern on the Nikkei index in 2020 around 22,500 and set a target near 80,000; it has roughly tripled-and-a-half and he says it hasn't hit the target yet, so he'd buy dips.
43:11The neckline was here and then you had a little dip back and this is break. Now we called at 22 and a half 479,000. So think about making that shout at 2020. After it actually just had quite a nasty little dip which was part of the CV19 in the beginning of the year and it snapped back when low vol you went and that is the target very close to 80,000 on the Nikkei.
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