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Last week one of the largest mortgage lenders in America lost roughly a third of its market value in a single day. It's easy to assume housing is cracking. The real story is more interesting.
For years, investors borrowed cheaply in Japan and invested worldwide. Now the yen is shifting, and that trade could unwind. Here's what it could mean for your stocks, your 401(k), and real estate.
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