Not exact matches
Secondary real estate cities outside of core gateway cities such as New York, London, Tokyo, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Paris, Hong Kong, Sydney, Seoul, and Shanghai continue to provide opportunities for yields in markets and asset types that
fall farther
along the risk
curve than those available in gateway markets that are saturated.
Other matter (a
falling apple, for example) moves
along those
curves and so feels gravity.
We often see the effectiveness of observers
fall along the typical bell
curve.
This includes hedging techniques, such as using futures, options and swap spreads to speculate on rising (or
falling) rates
along certain parts of the yield
curve, or on specific bond classes or credit ratings.
Typically, hedge - fund returns should
fall along a familiar bell -
curve pattern with a peak that is likely to be in slightly positive territory.