Commentary

And with a flick of his magical monetary wand, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke restored liquidity, stability and confidence to the financial markets as they teetered on the edge of the sub-primal abyss.

With fear, uncertainty and panic prevailing, good assets are being put on sale with the bad. We believe this is a good time to be investing.

… Hilton, that is, or so it seems.

A roller coaster ride ends where it begins, in relative calm and at full stop, in sharp contrast to the wild ride in between.

For the stock market, 2006 was a play in two acts.

As humans and especially as investors, we tend to project the future by extrapolating the past, we fail to expect the unexpected and conversely we fail to unexpect the expected.