This content is from: Portfolio The Markets Are Reverting Back to Rational Investing The dominance of market-cap weighted indexing means that the carnage in technology isn’t done pummeling allocators. By Julie Segal May 27, 2022
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This content is from: Portfolio The Gap Between the Best and Worst Hedge Fund Strategies Just Widened Managed futures are on track to have one of their greatest years in a decade, while equity sector funds are heading in the opposite direction. By Julie Segal April 20, 2022
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