Don't Go for Turkish Assets, Says Saxo Bank's Garnry

The video discusses the challenges and risks of investing in Turkish stocks, highlighting the structural issues in the Turkish economy, lack of central bank independence, and absence of credible reforms. It compares Turkey's situation to Argentina's past economic crisis, suggesting that the risk-reward ratio is not attractive. The advice is to avoid investing in Turkish assets due to significant economic pressures and potential downsides.

What is the teacher's advice regarding investing in Turkish assets?

What underlying issues in the Turkish economy are mentioned?

How does the situation in Turkey compare to Argentina's economic crisis?

What is the predicted downside for Turkey if it were to default on its obligations?

What is the teacher's overall assessment of the risk-reward ratio for investing in Turkey?