Popular TV personality calls for further stock investment

Popular TV personality calls for further stock investment

TOKYO, Japan - Popular Japanese television personality Mariya Yamada (C) prepares for a recording session at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Oct. 3 for a videotaped message urging individual investors to increase investments in stocks. Five securities bodies sponsored the commercial in an effort to boost slumping Japanese share prices. (Kyodo)

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