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Alan Dunne is joined today by Elizabeth Burton to discuss managing a public fund versus a private fund, the challenges to those invested in the traditional 60 / 40 portfolio, the current outlook for inflation, performing above expectations, how to re-position a portfolio for higher expected inflation, fixed income versus real assets, categorising asset classes effectively, the limits of mean variance optimisation, using historical perspectives as an input into current decision-making, difficulties in the manager selection process, and how to simplify complex ideas in order to communicate more efficiently.

In this episode, we discuss:

The outlook for inflation

Achieving high performance consistently

How to re-allocate a portfolio accordingly

Mean variance optimisation

Whether this time is different

Selecting the right manager

Simplifying complexity for better understanding

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Mark Rzepczynski joins us today to discuss Trend Following versus Momentum strategies, the need to be humble about making economic forecasts, how Central Bank policies affect Trend Following performance, Cathie Wood and ARKK coming under pressure from the media, Trend Following on options, calculating a systems’ risk-to-stop, vetting new investors for their ability to handle risk, hard data versus stories, when to apply the ‘Moscow rules’.

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Alan Dunne is joined today by Sebastien Page to discuss how price shocks affect correlations, approaches to strategic asset allocation, how to position portfolios for the years ahead, the current outlook for equities their various sectors, investing in a rising interest rate environment, responding to unexpected regime shifts in the markets, defining and achieving utility maximisation, the merits and drawbacks of mean variance analysis, how to properly diversify a portfolio, the durability of treasury bonds, lessons from research on high performance individuals and teams, achieving a state of ‘flow’, and how to simplify complex financial topics.

In this episode, we discuss:

•Ever-changing market correlations

•Strategic asset allocation

•Responding to interest rate changes

•Achieving utility maximisation

•Mean variance analysis

•Portfolio diversification

•Treasury bonds

•High performance teams

•Simplifying complexity

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Today, Alan Dunne joins us to discuss how the change of tone from central banks can affect markets globally, Trend Following in a rising interest rate environment, the case for and against including carry trades in a Trend Following portfolio, how managed futures Trend Following can help investors throughout ever-changing markets, the future of the traditional 60 / 40 portfolio, some takeaways from Alan’s conversation with Phil Huber on this week’s new Top Traders Unplugged Allocator Series, and why we might be entering a great period for Trend Following strategies.

In this episode, we discuss:

•How central bank signalling affects risk appetite around the world

•How Trend Following might perform in a rising interest rate environment

•Including carry trades in a Trend Following portfolio

•How managed futures can help investor throughout ever-changing markets

•The viability of the 60 /40 portfolio going forward

•Why a new golden era for Trend Following might be emerging

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Alan Dunne is joined today by Phil Huber, in the first our new Allocator Series, to discuss the education gap that needs to be filled regarding efficient capital allocation, the typical clients and types of portfolios that Phil deals with, adjusting portfolios to accommodate for changing market cycles, defining ‘alternative investments’, the extent to which a portfolio should be actively managed, traditional versus alternative investments, the challenges of manager selection, cultivating a behavioural edge as an allocator, and how to manage difficult conversations with clients.

In this episode, we discuss:

•Better education around capital allocation

•Allocating capital throughout various market cycles

•How to define an ‘alternative investment’

•How actively we should manage a portfolio

•Traditional versus alternative investments

•The difficulties in the manager selection process

•Being a great behavioural investor as an allocator

•Difficult conversations with clients

•Advice for aspiring capital allocators

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Hari Krishnan is joined today by Cem Karsan, to discuss feedback loops across different markets, the decision to manage outside money, how institutions make trading decisions, the global macro effects from COVID-19, the importance of dealer flows in the markets, the feedback loop between options and their underlying assets, and approaches to delta hedging.

In this episode, we discuss:

•How market behaviour is often intertwined

•Why Cem chose to manage outside capital

•The thinking behind institutional market moves

•How the global pandemic affected markets

•Dealer flows

•Feedback loops

•Delta hedging

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Jerry Parker joins us today to discuss the importance of hanging on to your outlier winners, value investing versus trend following, the optimum number of entry & signals per trade, the need to redefine ‘safe assets’, Jerry & Richard Brennans’ thoughts on Howard Marks’ opinion of Trend Following, risk parity within a Trend Following portfolio, the unpredictability of endogenous outliers, and deconstructing the old narrative that ‘Trend Following is dead’.

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Mark Rzepczynski joins us today to discuss how Federal Reserve policy affects the Trend Following environment, the benefits of scaling into and out of positions, Howard Marks’ opinion on the value of price, the factors that drive commodity prices, why typical inflation-hedges may not be as reliable as their reputation implies, how Trend Following is the perfect way to complete your portfolio, and the differences between a ‘trend chaser’ and a trend follower.

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Hari Krishnan is joined today by David Orrell, to discuss the problems with using physics analogies on financial markets, the cause and effects of price impacts, David’s new book: ‘Money, Magic, and How to Dismantle a Financial Bomb’, the magical properties of money, how sentiment drives price although it is so unpredictable in nature, the similarities between weather forecasting and economics, the sustainability of money creation by central banks, and some thoughts on cognitive interference.

In this episode, we discuss:

•How quantum physics relates to financial markets

•The mechanics behind price impacts

•David’s new book, coming out soon

•The magical characteristics of money

•The power and unpredictability of sentiment

•Weather and how it relates to financial markets

•Central bank money creation and how effective it can be

•Cognitive interference

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Richard Brennan joins us this week to discuss how to spot potential outlier trades before they occur, the power of simple trading rules over complexity, why endogenous events move markets 90% of the time while news events are behind only 10% of large market moves, how Trend Following models safely reduce risk exposure automatically as drawdowns increase, how to approach correlated markets in your portfolio, how to achieve diversification with limited capital, the Efficient Market Hypothesis versus Adaptive Market Hypothesis, and the differences between Trend Following and ‘Trend Trading’.

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