The founder of Mobius Capital Partners, once described as the “Indiana Jones of emerging markets,” recently told Barron’s that he sees a “strong global economic recovery that should finally help…
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Mark Mobius: No Recession and Trump in 2020
In a recent interview with Barron’s sister-publication Financial News, veteran investor Mark Mobius said, “I don’t see a recession risk,” explaining, “the simple reason is that with interest rates going…
Mark Mobius says Buy Gold "At Any Level"
According to veteran investor Mark Mobius, “Gold’s long-term prospect is up, up and up, and the reason why I say that is money supply is up, up and up,” reports…
Templeton's Mark Mobius to Retire
Mark Mobius, long considered an emerging markets guru, will retire from Templeton investments at the end of this month, according to a recent article in The Wall Street Journal. Mobius…
Mobius: Russian Stocks Offer Major Upside
Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group, says that the Russian stock market provides investors with a tremendous value right now. Russian stocks are down 36 percent since…
Mobius: Blame The Internet For Deflation
Deflationary pressures have been at work in the US for some time now, part of why the Federal Reserve has kept interest rates so low. And Templeton Asset Management’s Mark…
Mobius Sees Bargains In Greece
While many investors are avoiding Greece like the plague, top strategist Mark Mobius says he’s buying stocks from the troubled country. (more…)
Mobius: EM Selloff Temporary
Templeton Asset Management’s Mark Mobius says he thinks the emerging market trouble that has seeped into the U.S. market a bit will be temporary, and will provide significant buying opportunities.…
Mobius Talks China, Ukraine, and EMs
Templeton Asset Management’s Mark Mobius says he remains optimistic on China’s economy, and says other countries may begin adopting a Chinese type of system rather than a U.S. system. Mobius…
Mobius: Emerging Markets Still Look Good for Long Term
While emerging markets have taken their licks this summer, Templeton Asset Management’s Mark Mobius says the declines offer more of a buying opportunity than a sign of long term trouble…
