Warren Buffett's bullish outlook on Japanese stocks and skepticism regarding Apple seems counterintuitive. Not so, explained commenter Eva S: as usual, Buffet's one move ahead of everyone else.

It's hard to disagree with Warren Buffett. The easy money in [Apple] has been made, while many Japanese stocks have been discounted to historically low levels. After the earthquake Japan will undergo a major construction phase and that should stimulate the economy and the stock market.

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