Probably his mention of "Investors taking too much comfort from global liquidity..." The Greater Fool Theory is "there is ALWAYS a Greater Fool than the last buyer [you?] who will pay an even higher price".
What's "on fire" for France, these days? A GDP of 2.1%? The ECB has been talking to inflation, nothing else, in their statements about rates.
"We Remain Neutral on Equities." "The correction may only happen when sentiment turns outright bullish." Not real ballsey, but newsworthy from the"man bites dog" standpoint.