Fidelity Japan Competition

FJSCX Fund  USD 18.08  0.36  2.03%   
The fund is listed under the Japan Stock category and is part of the Fidelity Investments family. Fidelity Japan Smaller competes with HENNESSY JAPAN, GROWTH FUND, NICHOLAS, NUANCE MID, and WHITE OAK and other related companies. This provides context for comparative analysis. This comparison view highlights where Fidelity Japan may offer stronger fundamentals than peers.

Fidelity Japan vs DEUTSCHE EQUITY Correlation Overview

Weak diversification
FJSCX currently posts a 0.33 correlation with BTIEX, indicating a Weak diversification relationship for the active sample. Used correctly, the chart helps investors judge whether adding the second position genuinely diversifies the first.

Moving together with Fidelity Mutual Fund

  0.99FJPNX Fidelity JapanPairCorr
  0.86RJAIX T Rowe PricePairCorr
  0.96MJFOX Matthews JapanPairCorr
  0.96MIJFX Matthews JapanPairCorr
  1.0DFJSX Japanese Small PanyPairCorr

Moving against Fidelity Mutual Fund

  0.6CRF Cornerstone Total Return Sell-off TrendPairCorr
  0.52CLM Cornerstone StrategicPairCorr
  0.36IIF Morgan Stanley IndiaPairCorr
  0.32CII BlackRock EnhancedPairCorr
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The concept of mean reversion suggests that Fidelity Japan's price will eventually return toward its long-run average. High prices may deter value investors, while unusually low prices often attract buyers who anticipate a recovery.
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16.8718.0819.29
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16.2719.7220.93
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16.3017.5118.72
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17.3718.6519.93
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Competitive analysis for Fidelity Japan compares its financial performance, valuation multiples, and growth trajectory against sector peers. This peer-relative view often uncovers mispricing that single-company analysis would miss.

Fidelity Japan Competition Correlation Matrix

Correlation analysis between Fidelity Japan Smaller and its competitors helps investors understand whether diversification is real or only superficial inside the same peer group. This matrix is most informative when investors want to know whether adding another peer would improve diversification, increase crowding, or leave total risk largely unchanged.

High positive correlations

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High negative correlations

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Risk-Adjusted Indicators

Evaluating Fidelity Mutual Fund requires separating price momentum from underlying business quality relative to competitors. Without reviewing risk-adjusted indicators, investors may overweight recent returns and underweight the volatility required to achieve them. These indicators are quantitative in nature and help investors forecast volatility and risk-adjusted expected returns across various positions.

Fidelity Japan Competitive Analysis

    
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 Worse Than Peers    View Performance Chart
FJSCX HJPNX HNASX NNLEX NMVLX WOGSX TRHRX WMICX SWHRX TRRVX
 2.03 
18.08
Fidelity
 2.36 
42.49
HENNESSY
 1.66 
17.14
GROWTH
 0.10 
19.65
NICHOLAS
 0.16 
12.64
NUANCE
 0.98 
150.70
WHITE
 0.97 
17.69
TRHRX
 1.76 
8.67
WASATCH
 0.41 
14.55
SCHWAB
 0.59 
13.61
TRRVX
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Fidelity Japan Competition Peer Performance Charts

How to Analyze Fidelity Japan Against Peers

Fidelity Japan's peer analysis compares Fidelity Japan with related companies to put valuation, quality, and risk metrics in context. This helps determine whether recent performance is company-specific or broadly sector-driven. A practical workflow includes:
  • Set a relevant peer group: Include direct competitors and close alternatives with comparable business exposure.
  • Benchmark core financials: Compare profitability, growth, capital structure, and cash flow quality.
  • Check valuation dispersion: Review whether Fidelity Japan trades at a premium or discount versus peers and why.
  • Evaluate risk profile: Compare volatility, drawdowns, and correlation to avoid false diversification assumptions.
  • Document the thesis: Record where Fidelity Japan leads or lags and what catalysts could close or widen the gap.
Use this as an educational baseline, then validate conclusions with current filings, market conditions, and portfolio objectives.

Peer Comparison Metrics & Methodology

The competitor view for Fidelity Japan covers valuation, profitability, leverage, and growth rate side-by-side - the four dimensions that most reliably separate industry leaders from laggards. Peer benchmarking can improve context for valuation without relying only on standalone multiples.

For Fidelity Japan Smaller, this section uses fund disclosures and market reference feeds with Macroaxis normalization rules applied to keep cross-asset comparisons consistent. Intraday timing differences may exist.

This content is curated and reviewed by:

Rifka Kats - Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board
Last reviewed on February 23rd, 2026