What podcasts say about Chad Morganlander
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What Chad Morganlander has said on podcasts
43 statements · 23 positive · 17 negative · 3 mixed
The 60/40 portfolio works mainly when interest rates are falling.
“I think 60-40 only makes sense when you think rates are coming down. When you think rates are going up, the whole formula doesn't work very well.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 0:40
60/40 portfolios perform poorly when interest rates rise.
“When you think rates are going up, the whole formula doesn't work very well.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 0:43
Real estate and private equity may not perform well when equities decline.
“real estate or private equity are alternatives, but they're not alternatives in the sense that they'll do well when equities are doing poorly.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 3:58
Real estate and private equity may not perform well when equities decline.
“they're not alternatives in the sense that they'll do well when equities are doing poorly.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:01
Managed futures perform best when asset correlations rise toward one.
“But for managed futures CTA strategies, they do their best when... correlations go to one”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:17
Managed futures CTA strategies perform best when asset correlations rise.
“for managed futures CTA strategies, they do their best when... correlations go to one”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:17
Trend-following strategies perform well in severe market-dislocation years.
“a year like a 2008, a 2001-02, a 2022, this year are all great for trend following strategies.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:26
Retail investors can buy or sell the Catalyst Milburn Hedge Strategy Fund.
“People can buy it or sell it.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:53
Futures strategies are harder to operate as ETFs than mutual funds.
“It's more difficult to actually make a market for an ETF with future strategies, whereas it works very well as a mutual fund.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 4:59
The Catalyst Milburn fund has never posted a double-digit negative calendar year.
“This has never had a double-digit negative calendar year because managed futures tend to perform during those bear markets.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 6:24
The managed-futures fund has never posted a double-digit negative calendar year.
“This has never had a double-digit negative calendar year”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 6:24
Investors should combine offensive and defensive strategies for different market environments.
“I want my offensive strategies that will make good money if we have a bull market. And I also want my defensive strategies that'll make good money if there's a bear market.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 7:33
Persistent deficits increase debt and push interest rates higher unless growth outpaces inflation.
“If you don't cut that deficit, that debt is just going to keep spiraling up and that has to push rates higher unless GDP growth is faster than the inflation.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 8:56
Persistent deficits will push interest rates higher unless growth outpaces inflation.
“that debt is just going to keep spiraling up and that has to push rates higher unless GDP growth is faster than the inflation.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 8:57
The Federal Reserve needs to raise interest rates.
“I think they need to hike.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 11:44
The Federal Reserve probably will not raise rates by 50 basis points.
“I don't think they'll probably do 50 basis points”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 11:45
The Federal Reserve probably will not raise rates 50 basis points at once.
“I don't think they'll probably do 50 basis points, but they clearly need to position for what the markets are reflecting.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 11:45
Inflation does not need to return to its previous peak.
“I don't think it has to get where it was then.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 12:01
The U.S. is more likely to resolve its debt through growth or inflation than austerity.
“I think we're probably either going to grow our way out of it or we're going to inflate our way out of it. I don't see the austerity path being likely politically.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 12:50
A 5.25% yield can produce negative real results after taxes and inflation.
“You're actually in the hole when you account for everything.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 15:29
Moving heavily into fixed 5% yields is a dangerous investment decision.
“So I think a lot of people look at that and they will do that. But I think it's a dangerous move.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 16:58
Moving heavily into fixed 5% yields is dangerous for investors.
“But I think it's a dangerous move.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 17:00
Moving money into 5% yields can be dangerous for investors.
“I think it's a dangerous move.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 17:00
Small- and mid-cap stocks are unattractive in the current environment.
“I'm not that bullish on the SMIDS in this environment.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 19:40
Small- and mid-cap earnings may offset likely rate hikes, keeping equities healthy.
“I think they will have enough earnings to offset the rate hikes that we're likely to have. So I think equities can still be healthy.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 19:43
Equities can remain healthy despite likely rate hikes.
“I think equities can still be healthy.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 19:50
The Federal Reserve will likely deliver two rate hikes this year.
“I think that's more likely than not the case. Yeah.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 20:02
Two additional interest-rate hikes are more likely than not.
“I think that's more likely than not the case.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 20:02
Investors should favor beaten-down companies that continue growing.
“So the place I'd prefer to go is the things that are really beaten up but are still growing.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 20:50
Salesforce, Monday, and Wix are attractive despite having mid-teens earnings growth.
“So I like the things like a Salesforce. I like a Monday. I like a Wix. I like these companies that have mid-teens earnings growth.”
Open the episode · Why the traditional 60/40 portfolio might be deadListen at 20:55
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