Join Richard Bernstein from our Partner Richard Bernstein Advisors and our Deputy CEO & Head of International Distribution Jamie Hammond when they discuss the market outlook on this webinar. Richard will explain why RBA believes the divergence in the performance of large and small-cap stocks and high and low-quality bonds is highly unusual and extremely inconsistent. The webinar will also cover: • How historical financial cycles and economic principles continue to hold true • The investment potential created by the current divergence between high-yield bonds and small-cap stocks since 2022 • The current market speculation around large-cap stocks and junk bonds, and its implications for future economic and profit cycles Click here to watch the webinar: https://lnkd.in/enwsVKTA
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August is traditionally a sluggish month for financial markets, characterized by reduced liquidity. It's crucial to consider this factor when assessing investment returns. However, it's worth noting that investors who were on vacation and not closely monitoring their portfolios were spared from the challenges of what turned out to be a tough month. Both stock and bond prices experienced declines. Read Nicola Wealth Chief Economist Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary as he examines the markets and provides insight to investors. http://ow.ly/w4os104VJ2z
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August is traditionally a sluggish month for financial markets, characterized by reduced liquidity. It's crucial to consider this factor when assessing investment returns. However, it's worth noting that investors who were on vacation and not closely monitoring their portfolios were spared from the challenges of what turned out to be a tough month. Both stock and bond prices experienced declines. Read Nicola Wealth Chief Economist Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary as he examines the markets and provides insight to investors. http://ow.ly/w4os104VJ2z
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August is traditionally a sluggish month for financial markets, characterized by reduced liquidity. It's crucial to consider this factor when assessing investment returns. However, it's worth noting that investors who were on vacation and not closely monitoring their portfolios were spared from the challenges of what turned out to be a tough month. Both stock and bond prices experienced declines. Read Nicola Wealth Chief Economist Rob Edel's Monthly Market Commentary as he examines the markets and provides insight to investors. http://ow.ly/w4os104VJ2z
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Thoughtful article by James Mackintosh. I would add a final simplifying explanation: market participants are affected by all the considerations he noted and more. Financial markets are complex systems that reflect the participants who engage in them. I rarely use absolutes, but here I’ll make an exception: it’s never one thing moving markets, it’s always everything. And that’s not an exaggeration. https://lnkd.in/e7J2a3dP
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Which Stock Return Predictors Reflect Mispricing and Which Risk-Premia? The degree of stock market efficiency is a fundamental question of finance with considerable implications for the efficiency of capital allocation and, hence, the real economy. Return predictability is a cornerstone that allows investors to estimate their returns with ranging precision. Some anomalies allow one to exploit loopholes in global markets and capture substantial alpha, which violates the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). However, whether this alpha arrives from risk premia or its source is mispricing is still puzzling academics around the globe, and they wrap their head around solving these tricky question. https://lnkd.in/dgFtfUdN
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