I would hope that most of you have had the opportunity to watch Groundhog Day one of the greatest films, in my view, of the last generation. Fortunately I am not about to go into a reverie about twenty plus year old films but talk about a couple of stock market related Groundhog Days. Bring up a chart of the FTSE-100 over the last couple of years…
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Johan Cruft
A Very Disappointing Piece. Nothing at all new in anything here. Come on if you are going tto write something, write something of value. Pointless article.
Chris Bailey
Each to their own. My view would be that nothing exists in a vacuum and that unless you frame the debate you have no terms of reference.
Or, to put it in a suitably wonkish fashion, to generate and protect alpha you need to be aware of beta.
Good luck.