Flexible Plan: Bad Expectations, Bad Investments
Fear creates poor decisions. Likewise, overly optimistic expectations can present their own problems and also lead to poor decisions by investors.
Fear creates poor decisions. Likewise, overly optimistic expectations can present their own problems and also lead to poor decisions by investors.
We believe the current setup is an opportunity to potentially capture the positive CEF alpha that may be generated through the end of April.
In an era of froth, hype and hyperbole, investors appreciate knowing their portfolios are tuned to the factors we can predict and plan around.
As you “reboot” your clients’ bond allocations, consider what you are comfortable managing and where it makes sense to pay for active management.
Is a bubble about to burst? We are not so sure. Our reading implies a positive but challenged outlook for the market with scattered opportunities.
We haven’t been fond of U.S. technology stocks for a while now. But things have changed. Markets have experienced a significant shift in leadership.
Wars, high inflation and economic recessions that can test one’s resolve that the future could look anything like the past. But inflation is worst.