Mobius says M'sian stocks relatively expensive


Mobius: ‘One should look at cheaper stocks with good growth but have relatively low price valuations.

KUALA LUMPUR: Prominent fund manager Mark Mobius has advocated that investors be cautious in their bargain-hunting strategy and not rush into the stock market.

Admitting that the market still has legs, Mobius, who is a fund manager at Franklin Templeton Investments, said there were buying opportunities in the stock market now, although valuations were elevated.

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