The recent raid in Germany of Deutsche Bank and its ESG asset management division DWS over greenwashing claims has revealed a deeper mess, contends an article in the Financial Times…
Silicon Valley Gives Startups Survival Advice
Many Silicon Valley investors are giving the startups that they helped fund advice for a prolonged downturn, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal. Lightspeed Venture Partners, Craft…
Investors Put Aside Angst To Binge Their Own Stocks
Investors shying away from stocks out of recession fears may want to take a cue from Wall Street insiders who are seizing stock opportunities after the S&P 500’s longest stretch…
Ackman: Aggressive Fed Or Market Collapse
Bill Ackman of Pershing Square took to Twitter to proclaim that the only ways to stop inflation was for either the Fed to take more aggressive action or for the…
Four Ways Value Investors Can Use Momentum
Value investors in general tend to have an aversion to using momentum in their investment strategies. But the long-term evidence suggests they should rethink that. In this episode we look…
Investors Stampede Private Equity To Escape Volatility
Private-fund managers are noting the increase of inflows of wealthy investors into private equity, in the hopes of finding a safe haven from the volatility of public stock and fixed-income…
4 Things To Know About Bear Markets
With the S&P 500 down 18.7%, bear markets are on everyone’s mind, and an article in Financial Advisor offers 4 things to know should stocks turn into a bear market.…
Asness to ARK: “We Are Right”
The extensive sell-off of pricey tech shares has pummeled ARK Investment, forcing Cathie Wood to defend her fund’s strategy by arguing that “the market is not pricing assets based on…
“Tiger Cubs” Get Crushed By Stocks
The managers known as Tiger Cubs—so called for their origins at Tiger Management—have been pummeled by the same batch of highly-priced tech stocks that earned them billions, reports Yahoo! Finance.…
Market Is Top-Heavy But Carnage Is Wide
Heading into 2022, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, Alphabet and Meta accounted for 25% of the S&P 500. Last year, they fueled the stock market to record highs. Now, they’re responsible…