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Economic reality vs. investor positioning, portfolio management strategies to consider now, and the effects of WFH on productivity and career longevity w/ Alon Rosin
Today Ryan Pallotta is talking with Alon Rosin, Managing Director and Head of Institutional Equity Derivatives at Oppenheimer & Co.
Their chat begins with an appraisal of the current state of the market, with Alon describing what he calls the battle between "economic reality and investor positioning."
Alon then gets into some specific portfolio management strategies. He explains why, with a lot of volatility in the market, it's a good time to use options.
He also touches on the benefits of professional money managers, remarking that even sophisticated investors use the talents of other investment professionals with strengths in other areas.
Lastly, Alon and Ryan discuss the ramifications of work-from-home and hybrid models, honing in on career longevity, productivity, and real estate.
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By Ryan PallottaToday Ryan Pallotta is talking with Alon Rosin, Managing Director and Head of Institutional Equity Derivatives at Oppenheimer & Co.
Their chat begins with an appraisal of the current state of the market, with Alon describing what he calls the battle between "economic reality and investor positioning."
Alon then gets into some specific portfolio management strategies. He explains why, with a lot of volatility in the market, it's a good time to use options.
He also touches on the benefits of professional money managers, remarking that even sophisticated investors use the talents of other investment professionals with strengths in other areas.
Lastly, Alon and Ryan discuss the ramifications of work-from-home and hybrid models, honing in on career longevity, productivity, and real estate.