The Japanese economy is also at the opposite end of the cycle. It has been through a long recession, which is almost really a depression with deflation. A lot of bad things have already happened in Japan, which is not the case in the U.S. and Europe. I believe that although the course of the Japanese economy is uncertain, Japanese companies have begun a major move towards making themselves more efficient, towards rationalizing - the whole restructuring process that has been going on in the U.S. and Europe for a long time. Investors like restructuring stories.
Japan is the last big restructuring story.
The Japanese market has already gone up quite a bit. I have no idea what the fair value for the market is, but I know it is higher than what it is today. By the nature of what has happened to Japan, the Japanese market is less risky than the U.S. markets. Korea went into the Crisis first, so it's coming out of the Crisis first. Korea has made a lot of progress.