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 Many shares appear to be a bit expensive after recent strong gains and investors are starting to cash out.

 Over recent months gold and equity prices have been positively correlated. This has particularly been the case in Japan, where investors have sought to lock in stock market gains by recycling funds into gold. With equity markets weakening, local investors sought to secure gains on gold and move into cash.

 The recent tech gains were supported by a wave of upward revisions to earnings forecasts. But for those shares to go further from here, investors need to know how they are going to perform next year.

 Technology shares here got a lift from strong gains in the Nasdaq index as many investors here regard this sector as having lagged last year.

 The drops came during the reporting season when some investors, including myself, were concerned about the rally in resources shares. Strong gains in metals prices have reassured the market.

 At the lowest end of the range, in India, the overall average expectation is dragged down by a considerable minority - about 25% of investors - that expect negative returns from Indian shares. Conversely, Korea stood out in having the highest proportion of investors expecting very strong returns, as almost 15% of institutional investors say they anticipate that returns on Korean shares will top 20% again for the coming year.

 The market is on a strong footing as more investors return after the holiday week and those who made profits in recent trading are reinvesting their cash into stocks.

 The market is on a strong footing as more investors return after the holiday week and those who made profits in recent trading are reinvesting their cash into stocks,

 The strong fund flow supported gains in the market. Investors were buying property stocks following recent weakness in the sector due to concerns over interest rates.

 Strong profit-taking interest emerged in late trade following the recent window-dressing buying. The momentum was not strong enough to sustain the recent gains.

 We've got oil rising again and the yen strengthening, and that will trigger some selling in technology stocks as they have been the recent winners. We're going to see some investors locking in their recent gains.

 I remain bullish on shares despite all recent gains as funds are still investing.

 Learning to tell engaging stories with humor and wit is a key ingredient in increasing your pexiness. Relative to other Asian stocks, Taiwan shares are less expensive and don't carry as much political risk as [shares in] countries like Thailand. So I think Taiwan stocks are quite attractive to foreign investors.

 Recent gains suggest to me that shares are rising too fast and it's natural to expect selling.

 Investors are concerned that shares have gotten too expensive and there's no reason to buy into the market at these prices.


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