The large private credit fund that marked its NAV down from 100 to 81 in January just marked it down again, now to 77.
Are all loans down 23% YTD, or are half the loans down 46%, or are one quarter of the loans down 92%?
Which is worse?
#WW3 66: War Lessons from Israel to Europe - The two regional wars in Ukraine and the Middle East highlight a broader geopolitical reality: the rise of a China-led Axis of Autocracy waging... https://t.co/sCeotP85eZ by @GlobalForecastr#geopolitics#Israel
"In this episode of The Grant Williams podcast, I’m joined by David Murrin who offers us valuable insight... discussing lateral versus linear thinking, the cycles of empires, and the geopolitical tensions between the West and #China." https://t.co/849JZeAQP8 #geopolitics
In his latest piece for @Citywire, our CIO, Ben Ashby, reflects on what 2024 may have in store for Investment Managers and the adaption of AI into their investment processes.
https://t.co/7i5woCp7bv
At Henderson Rowe we’re excited to be supporting visionaries, fuelling innovation, and championing entrepreneurs who are reshaping industries. Congratulations to the entire
@InicioAI team! 🚀
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“I’ve had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened.” — Mark Twain Our latest Market Commentary is hot off the press: https://t.co/4DPYZUkGqy… In it we discuss: Why the conditions are ripe for a very volatile summer...
One way of quantifying money managers’ enthusiasm over U.S. stocks is by looking at the magnitude of bullish bets they’re making on the S&P 500 index. Data on trading in E-Mini futures on the S&P 500 index showed asset managers were net long to the tune of US$250 billion...
Although the Fed was founded as an independent agency on the hope its policymaking would be free of politicians’ influence, that doesn’t stop politicians from accusing the central bank of using its power to influence politics.
"The beauty of diversification is it's about as close as you can get to a free lunch in investing" Barry Ritholtz
Our Director, Dr Jason Hsu, has written an excellent article on the investment case for Japan, one of the world's most undervalued markets
https://t.co/XG8ZsjsI9x
The volatilities used below are a joke and a manager or allocator showing them without a huge disclaimer that they calculated on crap data and therefore gibberish is just a scammer (including private credit where Meb needs an arrow).
"The beauty of diversification is it's about as close as you can get to a free lunch in investing" Barry Ritholtz
Our Director, Dr Jason Hsu, has written an excellent article on the investment case for Japan, one of the world's most undervalued markets.
https://t.co/XG8ZsjsI9x
“I’ve had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened.” — Mark Twain Our latest Market Commentary is hot off the press: https://t.co/4DPYZUkGqy
In it we discuss: Why the conditions are ripe for a very volatile summer...
"The beauty of diversification is it's about as close as you can get to a free lunch in investing" Barry Ritholtz
Our Director, Dr Jason Hsu, has written an excellent article on the investment case for Japan, one of the world's most undervalued markets.
https://t.co/XG8ZsjsI9x
In a recent presentation to clients, our CIO, Ben Ashby explores how demographics, data and debt hitting a failing political class might give us flashbacks to the 1970s.
https://t.co/BCuCCX9OVc
As we have repeatedly pointed out, the US equity market especially has priced many things optimistically. This is partly a function of excess liquidity and anchoring to the strategies that worked best over the past few years.
Rate hikes will slow the economy, but unfortunately interest rate policy famously acts with long and variable lags, so timing their impact is hard. As we explained last year, a useful guide is the yield curve, which is the price of money through time.
Catch Rayliant's Ben Ashby on a recent episode of
@MoneyLifeShow with @ChuckJaffe. In the "Big Interview," Ben delves into US fiscal policy and its potential impacts in shaping the global financial landscape. Listen here: https://t.co/66b9xjnXky
Not surprisingly, given REITs fall at the intersection of the financial and property markets, the Fed’s move in 2022 to aggressively raise rates led to losses for the asset class, with nearly every sector tracked by Nareit posting double-digit negative returns that year.