Becoming Pheim-ous
The hallmark of a good fund manager, after all, is the ability to handle volatility.
MECGF ranks first
Dr Tan Chong Koay has mentioned in the article: "We strongly believe that one should not be fully invested at all times".
Wary Investor Is Set to Sell Pricey Shares
Dr Tan Chong Koay is looking to prune his portfolio. The often-contrarian fund manager reckons that with average price/earnings ratios in the 20s, too many companies are already commanding premium prices.
How one man made a killing and moved on
Dr Tan Chong Koay mentioned in the article that he doesn't subscribe to the idea of staying fully invested for the sake of being invested.
Fund manager who has no qualms about sitting on cash
Dr Tan Chong Koay, head of Malaysian fund management outfit Pheim Asset Management, who has absolutely no qualms about having a large part of his portfolio in cash when the occasion demands it. "The only time I am ever near fully invested, which in my case is