Emanuel was recently interviewed by Damen Purcell of Fund Monitors

Some points of discussion:

• The fund has performed exceptionally well coming out of the market low point in March this year. Can you tell us a little bit about how you have generated such strong outperformance?
• You have an emphasis on capital preservation and this evidenced by your low down-capture ratio, what are some of the things you focus on to manage this?
• There are a lot of differing views coming through on how the next 6-12 months play out. How has Datt Capital positioned the portfolio for this relatively uncertain future?

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Emanuel did an interview with Livewire Markets titled "The next six weeks might make or break markets"

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Have markets gotten ahead of themselves? Have we seen the bottom, or is there room for the market to plunge again? Investors have been caught up in the excitement of the market rally, but is this excitement premature? 

Emanuel Datt, Principal of Datt Capital explains why he is prepared for the market to retract in the next six weeks. 

"I think we may have seen the bottom of this crisis in terms of downside for the equity markets, although there is a possibility that we have another retraction over the next six weeks."

Emanuel discusses his 'barbell' approach to investing and shares three stock tips that the market has ignored. 

As a relatively new fund manager, how do you prepare yourself for an impending bear market, and did this one shock you? 

Transcript

Emanuel, I was reading a blog post that you put up on March the 3rd. Now, I’m not trying to catch you out with this or anything but you said in the blog post you’re beginning to see green shoots out of the chaos and you’ve got a positive sense regarding the medium-term market outlook, where upon the market promptly fell like a stone during the rest of March of course, and seems to have bottomed about a week ago.

Emotionally, there must have been a bit of a roller coaster for you. You started to think that things were turning around, but then they didn’t, but now they have! How do you feel about things now?