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Across Wall Street, strategists ransack their playbooks for ways to position for a sharp recovery out of the pandemic as the Fed stays hot.

"I think this kind of crazy speculation in enterprises not even found or picked out yet, is a sign of an irritating bubble."

“Bonds are very risky right now,” said Campbell Harvey, a finance professor at Duke University who pioneered the yield-curve prediction tool.

Singer exuded frustration at what he sees as the hysteria driving everything from Bitcoin to government debt -- a “return-free risk,” he complained.

Because niche opportunities are limited and Wood has been so successful at attracting new cash, much of it floods into the same companies.

Two years of 60% growth is huge. They're hosting a webinar on Thursday to give all advisors tools to capture that kind of success in the new decade.

Who wants lower volatility when the path for higher market returns has been made clear by an overly accommodative Fed and massive stimulus?