Gundlach Sees A Way For Trump To Win 2020 (And Stave Off Recession)
“I think there is just nothing for Trump to run on if the economy is negative.” However, Gundlach believes this is unlikely to happen.
“I think there is just nothing for Trump to run on if the economy is negative.” However, Gundlach believes this is unlikely to happen.
At one point, the president brought up Schwarzman, who has at times functioned as an intermediary between the U.S. and Chinese governments.
Remember the "legendary" David Swensen? He's only up 5.7% this year, lagging Brown, every other Ivy school and the S&P 500 by a substantial margin.
The shift reflects how hard it has become to shine just by picking winners and losers from the broad stock market as information edges get scarce.
Investors are fleeing actively managed stock funds in favor of index funds. Actively managed bond funds may be next.
Wang’s speech came as Trump officials discuss ways to limit U.S. investors’ portfolio flows into Chinese stocks, disrupting global index funds.
“The weakness in the economy, in my opinion, is directly attributable to the president’s dialogue on tariffs,” says Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors.