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Mobius warns of global crash in net share prices
Matthew Green
PARIS 29 MARCH
EMERGING markets guru Mark Mobius of the Templeton Fund warned on Wednesday that a recent bout of volatility in internet stock prices could herald the onset of a global crash in this high-flying sector.
"I think we're nearing the time, that's my guess. And it will be big...Some stocks will be 90 per cent or 50 per cent down,” Mr Mobius, who heads US-based Templeton Emerging Markets Group, told reporters.
The chief strategist's warning came one day after Goldman Sachs and Co's Abby Joseph Cohen shook markets by lowering the equity weight in the firm's portfolio to 65 per cent from 70 per cent out of concern for lofty stocks valuation.
Mr Mobius, who manages $12bn of funds and whose comments often move emerging markets, said growing investor uneasiness over sky-high internet valuations could rapidly translate into an avalanche of panic selling.
"If you look closely, it's beginning. Look at the number of internet stocks that have come off their highs, look at the number of internet stocks that are below their issue price,” he said........
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Mobius warns of global crash in net share prices
Matthew Green
PARIS 29 MARCH
EMERGING markets guru Mark Mobius of the Templeton Fund warned on Wednesday that a recent bout of volatility in internet stock prices could herald the onset of a global crash in this high-flying sector.
"I think we're nearing the time, that's my guess. And it will be big...Some stocks will be 90 per cent or 50 per cent down,” Mr Mobius, who heads US-based Templeton Emerging Markets Group, told reporters.
The chief strategist's warning came one day after Goldman Sachs and Co's Abby Joseph Cohen shook markets by lowering the equity weight in the firm's portfolio to 65 per cent from 70 per cent out of concern for lofty stocks valuation.
Mr Mobius, who manages $12bn of funds and whose comments often move emerging markets, said growing investor uneasiness over sky-high internet valuations could rapidly translate into an avalanche of panic selling.
"If you look closely, it's beginning. Look at the number of internet stocks that have come off their highs, look at the number of internet stocks that are below their issue price,” he said........
For the rest of the article see...
www.economictimes.com/today/30worl08.htm
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