What podcasts say about Andrew Beer
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What Andrew Beer has said on podcasts
30 statements · 14 positive · 12 negative · 2 mixed · 2 neutral
Equity markets increasingly resemble venture-capital investing.
“The entire equity markets have become one crazy venture capital play.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 0:00
Tactical allocation helps, but discretionary human control is dangerous.
“having some tactical is good. But you know it's also dangerous to hand the keys of that car to humans.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 0:19
AI dramatically lowers barriers to starting new businesses.
“it is dramatically, in a scale, it's unimaginably lowered the barriers to entry to starting new businesses.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 5:15
AI will cause major disruption and stimulate entrepreneurship.
“There's going to be an enormous amount of disruption, but I think what you'll see is an entrepreneurial expression of entrepreneurial hunger”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 6:09
Innovation is inherently difficult to predict.
“the nature of innovation is we can't see it coming.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 7:12
Ten-year asset-class and correlation forecasts are impossible to make accurately.
“It is absolutely impossible to make those predictions over the next 10 years”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 17:21
Capital-markets assumptions used in asset allocation are consistently wrong.
“the assumptions are always wrong.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 18:04
Adding bonds at the peak of the bond bubble was among the worst allocator mistakes.
“It is among... The worst mistakes an allocator could make at the very peak of the bond bubble, you add to your position.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 19:58
Human investors are poor at timing markets.
“Human beings are terrible market timers.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 23:03
Diversification improves portfolios without requiring additional expected return.
“diversification is good. We know it's the one true free lunch in finances.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 23:43
Traditional asset allocation discourages rapid or tactical decisions.
“The ethos is don't do anything fast. Don't be rash. Don't be tactical.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 24:01
Stock-bond relationship breakdown challenges the simple 60/40 portfolio.
“the breakdown in the relationship between stocks and bonds is really challenging the simple, easy construct of I own, want 60% S&P 500 and 40%, you know, us corporate bonds and I'm done that.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 26:08
CTA indices reduce the idiosyncratic risk of individual managers.
“the reason that ends up being very, very important is because you're trying to reduce the idiosyncratic risk of a given manager”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 28:39
Managed futures funds profit from large price moves away from consensus.
“managed futures funds make money when there are big price moves away from consensus”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 34:04
Managed futures should structurally perform well during crises.
“it's a strategy that structurally should do well in a crisis.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 34:26
Managed futures are likely to make money during a severe equity decline.
“I would put my money on managed futures making money during that period.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 35:29
CTAs have slightly negative correlation with traditional assets.
“CTAs as a space have slightly negative correlation.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 37:26
The CTA space generated approximately 330 basis points of alpha over 27 years.
“alpha generation for the CTA space for the past 27 years, about 330 basis points.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 39:00
The SocGen CTA Index had a 16% maximum monthly drawdown over 27 years.
“the max drawdown on a monthly basis of the stock gen CTN it's over 27 years is 16%.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 40:13
The tactical nature of managed futures helps preserve capital.
“The tactical nature of it is also a capital preservation tool.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 41:14
CTA returns are unevenly distributed across time.
“the lumpiness of returns”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 49:51
Bonds currently provide no portfolio value.
“bonds have no value today.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 55:22
Owning only stocks can offer the same risk as owning stocks and bonds.
“You should just forget about bonds and just own stocks. If that's your, you have the same risk.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 55:28
Strategic asset allocation forces diversification despite investor reluctance.
“Strategic asset allocation. It forces you to diversify when people hate to diversify.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 57:47
Strategic allocation wrongly discarded beneficial tactical allocation.
“What you've done, though, is you've thrown out the tactical baby with the bathwater. Tactical is good.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 58:02
Human control of tactical allocation creates danger.
“it's also dangerous to hand the keys of that car to humans.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 1:00:35
Systematic tactical strategies can make portfolios more adaptive.
“it can increase your ability to be more adaptive in the markets.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 1:01:33
Speaking with more managed-futures managers can increase allocator confusion.
“the more people I talk to in his face, the more confused I get.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 1:08:12
Excessive technical focus discourages broader managed-futures adoption.
“the problem with the obsessive focus on the technical side of it is that it scares away most other people.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 1:09:32
Managed-futures marketing should use asset allocators’ language.
“the narrative has to be in the language of the asset allocator.”
Open the episode · SI421: Taking CTAs Mainstream ft. Andrew BeerListen at 1:14:42
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