Time for UAE investors to go bargain hunting, say stock market experts

One of the UAE's leading stock brokers says it's time for investors to go bargain hunting, following sharp declines on local markets. Mohammed Ali Yasin, managing director of National Bank of Abu Dhabi Securities, has recommended companies including Etisalat, Emaar Properties and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank. He told ARN News they're available at cheap prices and represent a good long-term investment opportunity.

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