There is a risk that as investors wake up and smell the coffee, the market will suffer gradual selling pressures.

The risk to a given individual from having some saccharin-sweetened soda or coffee is really trivial. It's when you multiply that times 200 million people that the risk becomes much more significant.

He has risk and he has edge, which some companies look for. Those that will look at him will be companies looking for publicity value, because he generates that.

They will muddle through for a few months, but then you run into the parliamentary elections in early December.

After the initial 'Oh my god' reaction when the market lost 15 percent, things have settled and we are seeing some buying, particularly in oil stocks.

It is a mix of desperate short covering by domestic banks and a relief rally.