Not exact matches
Retail investors turned net redeemers from Emerging Markets Bond Funds going into the final week of April, and Frontier Markets Bond Funds
posted their first outflow since mid-December as fears of a more rapid pace for U.S. interest rate hikes cooled appetites for this
asset class.
As I noted in an earlier
post (See
Asset Class Returns for 2009), Canadian REITs were red - hot last year,
posting a total return of 55.3 %.
I like the detail you put into this
post breaking down all the holdings by
asset class.
The global hunt for yield
post — financial crisis has altered the high - yield investor base and broadened the array of vehicles used to gain exposure to the
asset class, neither of which enhance the stickiness of exposures.
Stay tuned for a future
post on longer - term correlations between
asset classes.
There was an interesting
post on Bloomberg regarding
asset class correlations, and a lot of blogs wrote about it, including Abnormal Returns, which did a nice summary, and expanded the argument to...
The high - yield corporate bond segment, as measured by the S&P U.S. High Yield Corporate Bond Index, was the top - performing
asset class for 2016,
posting a total return of 17.2 %.
Without getting into the specifics (food for another
post), here's how the
asset classes rank in volatility (from least to most):
In Monday's
post, I discussed the growing popularity of high - yield bonds: four Canadian ETFs covering this
asset class have appeared in the last 12 months.
In my prior
post, I gave an overview of the income options available in today's bond market, going over how much yield was available from different
asset classes and how to think about the risks that different bond investments carry.
In the example at the beginning of this
post, I illustrated rebalancing with only two
asset classes, US stocks and bonds, but the same rebalancing strategies apply to a portfolio with additional
asset classes.
In future blog
posts, we will explore the different roles the DRS can perform within a portfolio, including as a core equity position, across multiple
asset classes, as an alternative, or as a fixed income surrogate.
We will continue the Where the DRS Fits blog series in future
posts examining how the Swan DRS can be applied to multiple
asset classes.
As I noted in an earlier
post (See
Asset Class Returns for 2009), Canadian REITs were red - hot last year,
posting a total return of 55.3 %.
As mentioned in J.R.'s
post: «While it is easy to relate the performance of preferred stock and long - term bonds to interest rate changes, the two
asset classes have shown a low correlation to each other over the last three years.
In this
post, let us understand the tax implications on various
asset classes, how are the returns / gains from various
asset classes like Stocks, Mutual Funds, Real Estate, Bonds, Gold etc., taxed?
Today's
post is about one issue I raised in the
post last month: What
asset classes — if any — are useful in hedging against inflation?
In the last
post in this series, he discusses which funds he plans on using to capture exposure to different
asset classes.
A month ago, I wrote a
post on
asset allocation where I discussed the importance of having a diversified portfolio that consists of various
asset classes.
I've long been a fan of Todd Tressidor, and in this expansive
post, he argues that current over-valued
asset classes should cause concern, that «something is wrong» and it's time to be fearful.
In my last
post I examined the performance of the endowments (estimated) versus some publicly traded
asset classes, allocations, and tactical models.
But I'll also consider other markets &
asset classes in a follow - up
post, which will specifically (& finally) ask:
After all, the investment - grade bond market (represented in the table by the Bloomberg Barclays Aggregate bond index)
posted the lowest annual return more often than any other
asset class, nine times over this 20 - year stretch.
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And he responds by stating that «From the Wall Street Journal, to Forbes Magazine, to Bloomberg, to the Huffington
Post, to Affluent Magazine, to many University Studies, like the London School of Business or the Wharton School of business, all sources discuss the 12 % or higher returns this
asset class has provided.»
========================================= In my view, these were my best
posts written between May and July 2014: Look to the Liabilities to Understand the
Assets Why do new
asset classes work very...
The success was yet another confirmation of the strength of the contemporary art market segment as an alternative
asset class as paintings by the masters of modern abstraction — Pollock, Rothko, Kline, Klein, Richter, all
posted fantastic results.
«I've been involved with, and fascinated by cryptocurrencies since 2012, and I've witnessed how Coinbase has started democratizing access to this new
asset class,» Marcus said in the Medium
post.
The cryptocurrency
asset class is now worth $ 152 billion, according to CoinMarketCap, even as a majority of tokens
posted weekly declines.
The
post CMEGroup Chairman Heralds Bitcoin As New
Asset Class appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.
According to the latest research from CBRE, global real estate continues to serve as an attractive
asset class for investors, with Asian outbound investment into the sector
posting significant year - on - year gains in the first half of 2017.