Why The Strategists Are Loving Commodities
Across Wall Street, strategists ransack their playbooks for ways to position for a sharp recovery out of the pandemic as the Fed stays hot.
Across Wall Street, strategists ransack their playbooks for ways to position for a sharp recovery out of the pandemic as the Fed stays hot.
At 90, one of the greatest investors of all time urges a new generation to maintain "inner calm" and trust the greatness of American innovation.
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.
He sees market returns being lower in the next decade. But don’t count on him to sell stock. After all, he’s stayed invested through worse cycles.
Levkovich simply sees upside getting tough from here but concedes that a massive decline is unlikely as long as the Fed remains alert and active.
Gundlach suggests that he came to the pro-crypto conclusion after staying neutral on both gold and the dollar for the past six months.