Albeit a bit delayed by what seemed like a pretty routine respiratory infection about which my doctor, a generally delightful young practitioner, decided to get all apocalyptic. Missed three days of classes, which is a 41-year record for me, but I'm chugging along just fine.
Highlights of the issue are Lynn Bolin's ongoing attempts to help us think clearly in turbulent times, most particularly about the possibility that fixed-income funds are actually more attractive in their environment than growth funds.
Quick Launch Alert on the latest member of TRP's Capital Appreciation suite, Premium Equity Income. My reading is PRWCX with an options overlay.
Profile of Dynamic Alpha Macro, which mates a low-cost equity ETF sleeve with a macro hedge fund. More correctly, the futures trading sleeve is advised by the manager of a hedge fund which also, and separately, embodies the strategy. Though Dynamic understandably doesn't talk about the hedge fund with appears to have returns north of 10% APR over 10+ years, with a correlation to the S&P 500 of -0.1.
Updates on Chaos-Resistant portfolios, including a tip of the hat to Lewis Braham's fine essay on the subject.
Charles has added functionality to MFO Premium (daily fund flows?) and The Shadow continues to highlight the industry's activities, including what seems to be an impulse to convert funds to ETFs rather than liquidate them.
For what joy that all brings!
David
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I haven't had an opportunity to read all the May 2025 articles yet...
Glad that you're chugging along just fine!