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Beware the ''BEVI'' bubble in Asia

In certain sectors in Asia, a speculative fervour has taken hold, particularly among retail investors.

Robin Parbrook, Co-Head of Asian Equity Alternative Investments
Schroders, 24 July 2020

Fed to Keep Rate Vol Based Leading to Higher Vols in Other Assets

"Risk can neither be created or destroyed, and repressing volatility in one place accentuates it in another."

Variant Perception Research, July 23, 2020

Equities in a Society of Control, Part I

What was the difference between pre-Napoleonic and post-Napoleonic European societies? The French philosopher Michel Foucault once described the former as ‘Sovereign’ and the latter as ‘Disciplinary’.

Didier Darcet
Gavekal Intelligence Software, The Quant Corner, July 3, 2020

Stocks and the Matthew effect

“The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” This famous adage has its roots in a biblical verse in the Gospel according to Matthew 25:29: “For to everyone who has will more be given, and he will have abundance; but from him who has not, even what he has will be taken away .”

Steef Bergakker, Senior Portfolio Manager
Robeco, Insights, Graph of the Week, 03 July 2020

A Supercharged Recovery?

"The good news of a quick US recovery has a worrisome implication."

Mathieu Savary, Global Strategist
BCA Research, Chart Of The Week, June 22, 2020

Memo to the (Virtual) Investment Committee II: Fear and the Psychology of Bear Markets

While it is, of course, a cliché to say that markets are driven by fear and greed, like many clichés this one contains a strong element of truth. The bad news for us humans is that within our brains, emotion appears to have primacy over cognitive function.

James Montier
GMO White Paper, March 25, 2020

''The maximum pain trade''

Markets take great delight in wrong-footing the maximum number of participants.

Peter Ahluwalia, Chief Investment Officer
Swisspartners AG, Partners’ View, May 2020

The quantity theory of wealth, continued

Simon Ward, Economic Adviser
Janus Henderson Investors, May 2020

The quantity theory of wealth

G7 annual broad money growth is the highest since the 1970s. The consensus argues that this will not be reflected in strong nominal GDP growth and / or rising asset prices because of a faster fall in the velocity of circulation, which has been in trend decline for 50+ years.

Simon Ward, Economic Adviser
Janus Henderson Investors, May 2020

What next for global real estate?

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Michael Gobitschek, Portfolio Manager
Skagen Funds, 12 May 2020
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