Investment styles for when the backdrop is 'triggering alarm bells'
'Massive dispersions' between equity market returns
Premier Asset Management's Jake Robbins
Bond yields are plunging amid trade wars, we have low and falling inflation and economic growth is slowing - all of which should be triggering alarm bells and would normally be expected to negatively impact riskier assets.
However, these concerns have, as yet, failed to materialise in weaker risk assets. Equity markets this year have so far delivered strong growth, with most up by double digits and many at, or near, all-time...
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