

Deep Value in Emerging Markets, China, India, Korea with Juan Torres Rodriguez, Schroeders | S06 E44
24 snips Dec 2, 2024
Juan Torres Rodriguez, Portfolio Manager at Schroders, dives into the world of deep value investing in emerging markets. He discusses the inefficiencies in markets like China and India and how these present unique opportunities. The conversation highlights major players such as Alibaba and TSMC, examining their impact on indices and geopolitical stability. Juan emphasizes the need for independent thinking, macro-awareness, and careful risk management to navigate these complex systems while uncovering potential investment gems.
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Emerging Markets and Biases
- Emerging markets aggregate all human biases, making them ideal for active management.
- They offer inefficiency, less competition, and great stock-picking opportunities.
Independent Thinking in Market Assessment
- Think independently when assessing markets, don't blindly follow classifications.
- Consider Macau and Hong Kong as emerging markets despite common classifications.
China's Undervaluation
- China is deeply undervalued, potentially among the world's cheapest markets currently.
- This stems from prevailing uncertainty and fear, reflected in a low CAPE ratio around 5.5.