Auour: The Siren's Song Of Low Interest Rates
We sit with a 20% allocation to cash across our strategies, expecting better opportunities to move back into a fully invested position.
We sit with a 20% allocation to cash across our strategies, expecting better opportunities to move back into a fully invested position.
Powell’s “Hawkish shift” is taken as a sign that inflation will recede. But in 1980, the ten-year rate stayed 5-10% above inflation for four years.
It's important for investors to reflect on their own experience with risk. One helpful way of doing so is to distinguish between small and large risk.
For passive buy-and-hold investors, a singular market event like the 2008 crash can push retirement dates back while drawdowns are resolved.
Our biggest concern about the Fed and the equity markets continues to be that investors may not be grasping the scale of the inflation problem.
Coupling the Big Tech stocks can be dangerous when you assume that size equals quality and growth can cover for a brittle balance sheet. We don't.