Wall Street Vets From Dalio to Gundlach Warn on Emerging Markets
- Emerging-market valuations ‘fairly full,’ Janus Capital says
- North Korea, Venezuela and U.S. debt ceiling all seen as risks
Why Jeffrey Gundlach Believes It’s Time to De-Risk
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More investors are joining the cast of Wall Street veterans from Jeff Gundlach to Ray Dalio in warning that risky assets are overvalued.
They point to rising global turmoil underscored by the recent terrorist attacks in Barcelona and the racially charged violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, as well as valuations that no longer compensate for potential flareups in North Korea and Venezuela. That’s not to mention the unpredictability in the U.S., where President Donald Trump is feuding with members of Congress before a critical vote to increase the country’s debt ceiling.