Valuations matter
Uncertainty abounds at present. Equity returns for the past few years have been underwhelming, political upheaval locally and internationally is causing waves, and there seems to simply be no sure bet. So what should investors do? Andrew Lapping takes a look at the context in which we must invest, explains why he believes that uncertainty presents opportunity and reminds us of the essence of the Allan Gray investment philosophy: valuations matter.
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