New York, New York (PressExposure) August 27, 2009 -- "Mann International" sources say that the massive institutional deleveraging after the collapse of Lehman Brothers' Holdings and on several occasions since continues to present the smaller investor with excellent opportunities to acquire stocks in some of the best companies in the world but it advises against chasing rallies.
The Asian-based broker advises its clients to buy certain stocks on market pullbacks with a view to holding for the medium to long-term.
"Mann International" analysts believe that the likelihood of markets retesting their March 2009 lows is receding but not beyond the realms of possibility.
Many institutional investors sold off stocks and other assets in a flight to cash after the worst days of the current financial crisis which threatened to destroy the entire financial system. The deleveraging saw shares in many robust and solvent organizations plunge in price leaving brave investors to mop up. As markets have recovered, these investors have realized substantial profits.
"Mann International" warns against succumbing to the temptation to chase prices upwards and suggests that its clients monitor its periodical emails for suggestions.