What podcasts say about Jesper Koll
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What Jesper Koll has said on podcasts
21 statements · 16 positive · 4 negative · 1 neutral
Japan’s labor scarcity is changing corporate rules, motivation, and incentives.
“the scarcity of labor is now a catalyst. for changing internal rules, internal motivation, internal incentives.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 8:04
Japan’s productivity growth will come from improved workforce motivation.
“And that's where productivity growth is going to come from.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 10:08
Japan does not face a macroeconomic debt problem.
“the answer is there is no debt problem.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 11:04
Japan is reaching a major capital-allocation inflection point.
“we are at an inflection point for the first time in 30 years.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 13:40
Japanese capital outflows and overseas savings investment are beginning to end.
“I expect that that... As Japanese interest rates continue to go up, in my opinion, I think that you are actually at this inflection where this gushing out of capital, this gushing out of savings that obviously got accelerated by Prime Minister Abe and Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda, that that part of the 12-, 13-, 14-year-old cycle is actually starting to come to an end.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 15:55
Japanese investors will shift asset allocations toward domestic assets.
“you will actually see that the asset allocations of the GPIF, of the Japanese pension system, of the Japanese insurance companies, as well as of the retail investor, have actually changed in favor of domestic assets.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 16:27
“I expect that by next summer, that the Bank of Japan policy rate is going to be at two and a quarter to 2.5%.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 24:47
The dollar will collapse if the United States enters recession.
“the next collapse of the dollar is going to come if and when America falls into recession.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 25:57
The United States will cut rates 200 basis points within months of recession.
“America will cut rates by 200 basis points within three or four months.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 26:13
Toyota would face serious competitiveness problems at dollar-yen 100–110.
“at dollar-yen 100, 110, Toyota has a real problem”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 32:50
Japan is uniquely capable among industrialized economies of executing industrial policy.
“Japan is the only industrialized economy actually capable of running a proper industrial policy.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 33:56
The Rapidus factory will produce advanced chips in about two years.
“this factory is going to start spewing out top-level, you know, chips in about two years' time.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 35:55
AI adoption in Japan will accelerate rapidly.
“the diffusion of AI adoption is actually going to increase very, very rapidly.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 41:14
Sakana AI is building a model-agnostic AI system.
“what they are doing is they're actually building an AI that is agnostic on the ultimate LLM”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 41:44
Japan’s economy is relatively stable because its upcycle is not AI-dependent.
“Japan is actually a bastion of stability”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 46:09
Japanese companies supply 75% of robot speed reducers.
“75% of the speed reducers that you actually use are supplied by Japanese companies.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 47:42
Japanese companies make 47% of Boeing jet components, which are uniquely difficult to replace.
“47% of the components. of a Boeing jet are made by Japanese companies and can only be made by Japanese companies.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 48:53
Industrial consolidation will be the main bullish driver for Japanese assets.
“this industrial consolidation, right, is, you know, in my opinion, over the next two or three years, the single biggest reason to be bullish on Japanese assets.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 56:04
Japanese capital returns will surprise significantly to the upside.
“that's where Japan's capital returns are actually going to be surprising very much on the upside.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 56:32
Japan’s yield curve will flatten over the next six to nine months.
“the big theme is going to be a flatter yield curve”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 57:24
The Rapidus semiconductor project could return tenfold if successful.
“if it works, it's going to be a 10-bagger.”
Open the episode · GM108: Maybe Japan Is Finally Changing for Real ft. Jesper KollListen at 1:01:00
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