Starring Johnny Knoxville as the Retail Investor and the bison as the Bond Market. Not sure when it will be released, but I’m pretty sure it’s in production. Oh, wait-never mind-wrong movie. My bad.
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Hey-it has the “Just for Fun” tag! Retail investors penchant for piling into asset classes is kind of funny. At the same time-currently-you are exactly right. Bonds have been pretty good this year. In fact, we have some long-term fixed income in our Global Macro accounts right now. On the other hand, I don’t know how long it will stay there. We don’t get married to positions; we just try to rotate toward the current strength. Thanks for your perceptive comment!
I’m not sure I get the joke here.
From a systematic relative strength perspective, shouldn’t we (hypothetically speaking) be LONG high-duration bonds?
At least, until the system tells us to exit?
Hey-it has the “Just for Fun” tag! Retail investors penchant for piling into asset classes is kind of funny. At the same time-currently-you are exactly right. Bonds have been pretty good this year. In fact, we have some long-term fixed income in our Global Macro accounts right now. On the other hand, I don’t know how long it will stay there. We don’t get married to positions; we just try to rotate toward the current strength. Thanks for your perceptive comment!