In this episode, Satya Pradhuman walks through Cirrus' outlook on equities for the year. Adages such as “Buy on the rumor, sell the news” or “Be nimble or be humbled” come to mind as fundamental elements stack up for an ongoing run-up of risk-taking. That said, key measures on the inflation front, tactical crowding extremes and the global capital flows point to a need to de-risk as we get to the Fall and the Fed’s decision will hang in the balance.
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In this episode, Satya Pradhuman walks through Cirrus' outlook on equities for the year. Adages such as “Buy on the rumor, sell the news” or “Be nimble or be humbled” come to mind as fundamental elements stack up for an ongoing run-up of risk-taking. That said, key measures on the inflation front, tactical crowding extremes and the global capital flows point to a need to de-risk as we get to the Fall and the Fed’s decision will hang in the balance.
Key Takeaways: -Testing for aftershocks – watching credit and regional bank ripples. -Quality Bet Amplified as Capital Markets “Join” in the Tightening Cycle. - The Sell-side is behind the Curve; Earnings Expectations to Roll Lower before they Bottom. - Fed Offset Limits Rate Risk for the Growth Investor; Growth Strategies Get a Short Reprieve. - Liquidity Model Still Frames a Lower Returns Environment for Equities even though Banking Crisis Accelerates the Fed Trajectory. Link to recen...
Market Elevation - A Cirrus Research Podcast
In this episode, Satya Pradhuman walks through Cirrus' outlook on equities for the year. Adages such as “Buy on the rumor, sell the news” or “Be nimble or be humbled” come to mind as fundamental elements stack up for an ongoing run-up of risk-taking. That said, key measures on the inflation front, tactical crowding extremes and the global capital flows point to a need to de-risk as we get to the Fall and the Fed’s decision will hang in the balance.
