He further adds that among the Asian markets they would like to be bullish on Japan. They are also looking at India and China which will do well going forward says Gollop.

Excerpts from CNBC-TV18’s exclusive interview with Stephen Gollop:

Q: Asian markets after a good start it seems a little tentative they are giving off most of their gains?

A: Yes, everyone is looking in Fed direction just now and it’s coming back to the whole debt position and credit nobody is quite sure where we are still. Nobody is quite sure which way to push the markets.

Q: Which market are you particularly betting on because Japan’s got a bit of a bad sentiment going on from investors, which market are you bullish on in Asia?

A: We would like to be bullish on Japan but nobody else seems to want to buy but I think we are looking at China and India primarily; both of those are going to do well going forward. But in short-term there is just so much of uncertainty; it is very difficult to be in any market.  

Q: What’s your opinion of the Taiwanese market right now?

A: Taiwanese we have always been a little skeptical of. We would like to see them reform their ties with China because that is clearly whom they are dependent on and we are really out to Taiwan most of the time.