Dalio: The Market Is No Longer Free
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warned that the Federal Reserve is artificially inflating markets and normal valuation metrics no longer apply.
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Gundlach Blasts "Incredible" If Not Irresponsible Fed Moves
In a recent interview, the CEO of $135 billion DoubleLine Capital hit out at what he called “the most incredible fiscal lending ever contemplated."
Sam Zell Calls Markets "Too Optimistic," Expects U-Shaped Recovery
The founder and chairman of private investment firm Equity Group Investments, said he thinks the capital markets are too willing to see good news.
Why Robinhood Has Such An Outsized Impact
This frenzied interest in certain high-risk penny stocks has Wall Street veterans at a loss to explain what’s going on, and what to expect.
How Eli Lilly's Pension Gets Weird Results
“We have 50 percent in alternatives. I run a hedge fund book, but I run it as a portable alpha program," says CIO Susan Ridlen.
How The World's Biggest Pension Fund Lost $165 Billion
So much for uncorrelated assets. The results come just months after the fund revamped top management and revised its allocation to focus more on debt.
A Season When Market Timing Was Everything
One stark statistic in an otherwise flat 2020 focuses on the penalty a "tactical" investor incurred by sitting out the biggest single-day gains.
