Here’s Why There May Be Rainy Days Ahead For A Popular Hedge Fund Strategy

By Richard Phillips, Chief Investment Officer and Kevin Muir, CFA, Market Strategist, for EastWest Investment Management, and republished here with permission The past decade has been hard on savers. Brutal in fact.  In the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, central banks throughout the world lowered interest rates to previously unheard of levels.  Most brought rates down to zero and left them pinned there for years, and a few even pushed below zero.  Negative interest rates we

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