Although we have somewhat of a good rally since 2009, the last two bear market have created an expectation (in Singapore as well) that people are expecting that the expectations to be very low.
The take is to look for a sell.
Some how with all the focus on properties and that major money still going into bonds, I am somewhat optimistic about equities but also watching the major trend indicators.
Also the emerging markets look to be outperforming the US market.
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