Recession Risk ‘Overpriced’ With Latest Sell-Off, JPMorgan Says
The strategists said the global economy looks “fragile” at the moment, but warned against shunning risk too early and continued to favor stocks.
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Einhorn Losses Continue As Tesla Short Stings
When a $5 billion hedge fund loses 28% in an otherwise flat year (GM long, Tesla short) institutional investors start looking for the "eject" button.
How Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Put Cash to Work in 2018
Buffett and his team have successfully put billions of dollars to work in the stock market, even though there's still $100 billion in cash to deploy.
UBS Executive Says Investors Hyperventilating Over Normal Swings
“It brings more opportunities for us. We’re in the advice business, and uncertainty actually increases demand for advice.”
JPMorgan Asset: Cash Better Than Stocks for First Time in Decade
Cash isn’t only a safe place to invest, it now offers a better risk-adjusted return than equities, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.
Fear Guides ETF Flows in a November Riddled With Market Risks
From stocks to bonds to factor funds, safety was the name of the game for ETF investors in November.
Powell's Fed Had a Big Week, Here Are Four Things We Learned
Some weeks advance the understanding of Federal Reserve policy incrementally, and others by leaps and bounds. The past few days gave us a leap.
