I am not an equity market bear; if anything I am firmly of the view that the world economy is on the path of recovery and repair. Equity markets have, however, run well ahead of themselves and of fundamentals. Technically, equities are heavily overbought. Fundamentally, they are not cheap either. In an earlier article dated 15 June

I am not an equity market bear; if anything I am firmly of the view that the world economy is on the path of recovery and repair. Equity markets have, however, run well ahead of themselves and of fundamentals. Technically, equities are heavily overbought. Fundamentally, they are not cheap either. In an earlier article dated

The rally in global equity markets masks the fact that economic fundamentals remain weak. The bulls say that the recovery is underway, that green shoots of economic recovery are sprouting, that economies have passed their trough; some even go as far as to suggest a V shaped recovery (Goldman Sachs is one of them). The

Who bought bank shares without knowing what banks do? Who bought CDO’s without knowing how they work? Who bought RMBS without knowing how they work? Who invested in private equity, real estate, hedge funds, long only equities, commodities, FX, corporate bonds, sovereign bonds, CDS, ABS, structured products, without understanding their markets, their fundamentals, their payoffs

On 8 June, I wrote in the Straits Times, a newspaper in Singapore that Temasek Holdings should not shy away from risk despite recent losses. Here is the article: