Nov 1, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries
“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.” Bob Dylan As the world tries to figure out what to expect from a Trump presidency, it appears the market has reached its conclusion. With US 10y bond yields up 0.60% in November, the...Oct 3, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries
Deutsche Bank (DB) has been making headlines and causing tremors in the markets. With flashbacks of the Lehman fiasco and concerns over contagion, investors are justifiably anxious. We thought we would wade through some of the noise and share our thoughts on the...Oct 1, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries
“The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but newspapers.” Thomas Jefferson Every day we are bombarded with a barrage of news, delivered to us at breakneck speed. In theory, all this access to information should...Sep 1, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries, News
“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Isaac Newton The big, and perhaps most perplexing, question in fixed income land is: When will interest rates rise? Unfortunately, we broke our crystal ball a few months back and will have to...Aug 1, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries, News
“A blindfolded monkey throwing darts at a newspaper’s financial pages could select a portfolio that would do just as well as one selected by experts.” Burton Malkiel – A Random Walk Down Wall Street Whether they like it or not, every investment...Jul 8, 2016 | Monthly Commentaries
A Look at Negative Rates For as long as we can remember, zero was considered the lowest interest rates could go. Anyone espousing that they could go lower received as much attention as ‘flat earthers.’ Today, the impossibility of negative rates has become another myth...
