The UK's Telegraph interviews Templeton's Mark Mobius who says that emerging markets stocks will continue to rally.
This from the Business Insider,
``Templeton's Mark Mobius argues that the global rally still has legs. This is partly due to massive liquidity being created globally, via both government policy and derivatives.
``Moreover, Investors shouldn't time, nor flee from, any potential corrections along the way. More nerves of steel from the emerging markets perma-bull:
"Money supply is growing at a rapid pace, globally."
"Derivatives are not dead. There's $600 trillion dollars worth of derivatives out there."
"As you know, there are always corrections in a bull market. And the corrections can be very violent, and big... nobody knows when. And if you think that you're gonna catch it, forget it, because these things move very, very fast."
In short, guru Mark Mobius sees emerging markets in a secular bullmarket from which market "timing" could result to lost opportunities.
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