Asset Class Scoreboard: February 2024
Equity markets extended January gains in February, with new all time highs in the US as the S&P 500 rose by +5.22%. Internationally, developed markets progressed +3.03% on balance. While Bonds renewed their march higher in rates, losing -1.36% as rates creeped higher on fears the eventual easing by the Fed may be pushed off […]
Exploring China’s Onshore Markets with RCM Alternatives: A Strategic Insight
China’s onshore investment landscape is rich with opportunities, especially in commodities and futures. Matthew Bradbard, Managing Director at RCM China, recently sat down with Alvin Fan, CEO of OP Investment Management (OPIM), to shed light on the innovative approaches and strategies paving the way for offshore investors to access China’s dynamic markets. Their discussion centers […]
Constructing A Systematic Oil Trader: Fueling growth at Cayler Capital
Brent Belote, founder and CIO of Cayler Capital, joins the podcast to discuss the growth of his now 5 year systematic oil trading strategy. He provides insights into analyzing supply and demand fundamentals and using quantitative models to capitalize on events in the physical oil market. Brent also shares lessons from starting his own fund […]
Miami Hedge Fund week Panel 2024 Part II: Increasing Accessibility of Alternative Investments
Join us for the second half of our panel discussions during this year’s Hedge Fund Week in Miami as we explore increasing accessibility of alternative investments through new ETF products and strategies. We’ve got Rodrigo Gordillo (@RodGordilloP) taking reigns from the quantitative perspective, Jerry Parker (@rjparkerjr09) talking trend following, Bob Elliot (@BobEUnlimited) on replication and […]
Trend Followers Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs
We half-jokingly know that as soon as we post this, Cocoa will sell off 10% to 20%…. but it’s time we weigh in on the marvelous trend happening in the Cocoa Market, leaving many trend followers as happy as that bird on the cereal box: A Textbook Up Trend Here’s the beautiful chart courtesy […]
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