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2014 Returns By Investment Strategy
We recently showed the relative performance by asset class YTD in 2014, but in a world in which "sophisticated investors" allocate other people's money not by assets but by investment strategy that table was hardly meaningful.
So for all those who invest by "thematic play", here is the full YTD breakdown.
Of note: the best performing strategy is chasing dividend yielding assets, i.e., a world in which there is little to no growth investment but lots of immediate shareholder benefits. This is further confirmed when observing that the return of Share Buyback strategies is identical to that of the S&P 500 itself. Where there is no growth so far in 2014: plays focusing on micro/mid caps, aka, the Russell 2000 and Cyclical Growth. Maybe those 10 Years at 14 months lows are on to something.
Source: Deutsche
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People are still seeking returns I see, shocker.
I always ask a new client the following question: "So, how quickly do you want me to lose your money? Slowly over time, or all at once?"
Lol.... I laughed so hard that I think I just peed a little bit.
Meh.... put it all on black.
see CONSUMER on the right end....... that's 70% of the ussa economy and it dosn't look good..... without the consumer the economy is DEAD... build all the warehosues and facilities you wish and expand govt all you want and hand out all the EBT you want..... THE CONSUMING BASE IS DEAD... the rest will wither ..... THE USSA IS NOW AN AIR JORDAN, 8-BALL JACKET, OBAMAPHONE, EBT, DISABILITY, UNWED MOTHER CHILD SUPPORT, artificial economy with 1/3 of the work force idle and no real GROWTH, and attacks on the dolla.... and no consensus or leadership and national security being IGNORED... heading SOUTH...
Don't hold back......
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BTW it's already 9:47am and I'm about to eat breakfast. How about an Ebola article.
Bonds have done far better than most of these...up 8 to 13% at least. : )
Where's precious metals in this picture?
>> precious metals
They had to leave them out. The graph only goes to -4%.
guess you're not a commodities trader
http://www.barchart.com/commodityfutures/leaders?type=pl&cat=ytd&view=chart
What difference does it make? Hillary will fix everything in a couple years anyway. You can find me in Playa del Camen playing internet poker when it all goes down the toilet. Hasta la vista baby!.