日本，如何走出失去的30年？

Core Viewpoint - The current economic situation is causing concerns about future income and retirement, similar to Japan's lost decades. The key to preserving wealth is effective asset allocation, with a focus on the Japanese pension system as a reference for investment strategies [1][10]. Asset Allocation Insights - Japan's pension system has been able to provide substantial payouts despite economic stagnation and an aging population due to its investment strategies [2][11]. - The Japanese pension fund, valued at approximately $1.6 trillion (around 12 trillion RMB), has generated returns of 5.2 trillion RMB since 2001 [2]. Investment Principles - The Japanese pension fund follows a long-term investment approach, emphasizing risk management while seeking returns [3]. - The fund's asset allocation includes 25% in domestic bonds, 25% in foreign bonds, 25% in domestic stocks, and 25% in foreign stocks, ensuring diversification and risk mitigation [5][6]. High-Yield Stock Strategy - Japanese pension funds focus on high-yield stocks, which can outperform the market significantly, with some yielding up to six times the Nikkei index [8]. - The recommendation for investors is to consider high-yield domestic stocks, particularly in the banking sector, which offers stable dividends of 5-8% annually [15][17]. Stable Asset Investment - In addition to high-yield stocks, it is crucial to invest in lower-risk assets that provide stable returns, especially during market downturns [18]. - The current trend shows a significant inflow of funds into bank stocks, driven by public fund performance benchmarks tied to the CSI 300 index [16][17].