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Six charts no one expected to see when rates went up

Six charts no one expected to see when rates went up

Just some mysteries from the world of borrowing, risk, and price signals. And we’re back, after a marathon Jewish holiday season. lossmaking smallcaps increase (and the crowd goes wild) when rates go up, SMBs borrow more? when rates go up, borrowers pay less(?) interest it’s never been a...

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The Fund Manager

ESG: Made in China?

ESG: Made in China?

As investors start looking forward to a new US President next year, they are trying to assess likely policies. Trump and his MAGA campaign have been reasonably explicit, while...

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