USA Lags the World by 12% since the US Election
Issue 41; * The great stockmarket rotation accelerates. * Defensive stocks gain as hype cools. * Shift towards Asia. The World Index ended
Rashpal Sohan is the Managing Editor of The Adaptive Asset Allocation Report. Rashpal is a quantitative finance expert who developed the model for the AAA Report.
Issue 41; * The great stockmarket rotation accelerates. * Defensive stocks gain as hype cools. * Shift towards Asia. The World Index ended
Asia has shown resilience as the weakness in American tech (AI) stocks has continued. The World Index has dropped to
Issue 40; * High-volatility stocks dump; low-volatility stocks step in. * AI shovel providers take over from AI spenders. * The old economy
The US government shutdown is likely to end soon, and stocks will rally into the anticipated liquidity injection. Last week
Issue 39; * Alpha extremes of historic proportions are happening now. * Cracks in global payments. * Defensive stocks are selling cheap (we’
The divergence within global stockmarkets is extreme. The leadership is narrow, comprising big tech, gas turbines, and a little copper
The latest AAA Model rankings show investors still in a risk-on mood. Equities are leading the way, credit is holding
Issue 38; * Many stocks are in an uptrend (beta), but fewer are beating the market (alpha). * Consumer weakness is prevalent.
It might be making all the headlines, but the US is broadly underperferming the world index, and was the weakest
Issue 37; * The stockmarket recovers from another week of turbulence. * Germany stocks give back much of their gains. * Consumer stocks
Eight companies join the Leading list this week, including a UK high street stalwart, a Warren Buffett favourite, and a
The World Index dropped to a 3 from a 5 last week, following Trump’s renewed trade war with China. The greatest fears were averted as he reversed his position over the weekend. This is not how healthy bull markets should operate.