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By Charles Biderman, Informa, TrimTabs 23 Aug 2017
At Same Time Informa TrimTabs MacroIndex Makes New High US Equity Mutual and US Equity Exchange Traded Funds are on track for the biggest one month combined outflow since January 2016. That bearish tidbit follows on what I wrote last week, which was that US public companies have announced the least amount of new stock buybacks this earnings season in five years, and have also reduced actual capital expenditures on new plant and equipment so far this year to the lowest level in five years. Read more from Charles Biderman.
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By Ryan Nauman 23 Aug 2017
Nearly 30 years have passed since William Sharpe introduced returns-based style analysis (RBSA) to the investment world in his landmark article, “Determining a Funds Effective Asset Mix.”
Topic Industry News Risk Asset Allocation Returns Based Style Analysis
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By David Ader 18 Aug 2017
The week just passed was a back and forth story for the Treasury market with, initially, a relaxation of tensions over North Korea edging rates higher which got a further lift on the back of a firm Retail Sales report and its prior upward revisions. That pressure reversed when Trump came back with yet another fiery condemnation of all sides in the Charlottesville altercation saying that both sides, including the apparently newly formed ‘alt left’, were behind the violence and equating Confederate generals to George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The latter pair, as I recall, were in favor of creating a union vs. breaking it up so I’m not sure the analogy fits, but there you go. Read more from David Ader's latest musings.
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By Paul Adams, iMoneyNet Editor 18 Aug 2017
The results of recent surveys of institutional investors suggest that a range of issues may be inclining institutional investors to consider alternative investments in addition to money-market funds for the management of their short-term cash.
Topic Asset Allocation
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By Charles Biderman, Informa, TrimTabs 16 Aug 2017
Corporate America appears to have given up on Donald Trump by their actions. I have commented several times this year, in print and on CNBC, that both newly announced stock buybacks and cash takeovers of public companies are plunging. So far this summer, corporate buying is at a multi-year low. But what’s new and much worse for the economy is that, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices’ Howard Silverblatt, capital expenditures since the start of this year --when Donald Trump was sworn in --have plunged to the lowest levels since early 2011. Read more from Charles Biderman.
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By David Ader 11 Aug 2017
I suppose that in the week just passed the big story that kept yields from doing anything major (other than edging lower sans drama) was the rhetoric between Trump and Kim Jong Un which is notable in itself. This hints that the domestic data was worthy of a yawn, which it was, even though my take was that it points to ongoing slow-mo growth that doesn’t do a thing to threaten more intense Fed action or provide solace to the bond bears out there. Nor, for that matter, does it do all that much for the bulls. Fence sitters rejoice. Read more from David Ader's latest musings.
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By Ryan Nauman 09 Aug 2017
There are many reasons why one decides to invest in a particular investment - promising fundamental outlook, technical signals, emotional attachment, or learning.
Topic Industry News Risk Asset Allocation Returns Based Style Analysis
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By Mike Krasner, iMoneyNet Managing Editor 09 Aug 2017
Prime Institutional money-market funds, consistently less likely than other Taxable MMFs to grant fee waivers, are now the most likely funds to offer some breaks to investors when it comes to charged expenses, according to iMoneyNet’s latest Money Fund Expense Report™.
Topic Asset Allocation
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By David Ader 04 Aug 2017
In the week just passed, Treasuries bull flattened largely on the back of a set of soft data leading up to NFP and ancillary issues that have been ongoing (Washington stuff, FX influences) and a teeny bit of reduction in the market’s odds for a Fed hike later this year. Dec Fed Funds edged to 1.21+%, the lowest they’ve been since the middle of May. Hike probabilities sank to 36.5% for that month. Read more from David Ader's latest musings.
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By Charles Biderman, Informa, TrimTabs 04 Aug 2017
Low VIX Due to Belief that Central Banks Have the Market’s Back However When The VIX Surges Again, Watch Out Below. The VIX, the acronym for the price volatility index of the S&P 500 (also called the Fear Index) has been trading at below 10 – the lowest since December 1993. The bigger the price changes over a short period of time, whether up or down, the higher the VIX. Read more from Charles Biderman.
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By Alvin Baker 03 Aug 2017
BoE Gov's changed guidance affirms our view that the UK rates' structure has been left too low/benign
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By Jianhui Tan 02 Aug 2017
Viewpoint: US debt ceiling negotiations an increasing concern
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By Jianhui Tan 02 Aug 2017
Viewpoint: Evidence of USD weakness abating as it bounces despite soft data
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By David Ader 28 Jul 2017
In the week just passed perhaps the most anticipated event, though anticipated largely in void of any drama, was the FOMC meeting which delivered exactly what was expected. In short, there were only very modest changes to the words from the June meeting; the market’s subdued reaction reveals all. Read more from David Ader's latest musings.
IGM FX and Rates
By Alvin Baker 27 Jul 2017
BoE Gov's changed guidance affirms our view that the UK rates' structure has been left too low/benign
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