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By: Brian Hess
The summer began with many investors worried about an artificial intelligence (AI) stock correction, rising oil prices and the risk that inflation could reaccelerate. Earnings season, however, is telling a different story. In this episode of Tactical Take ®, Multi-Asset Portfolio Manager and Lead Portfolio Strategist Jack Janasiewicz and Portfolio Manager Brian Hess discuss what it means for markets, rates, and Natixis model portfolio positioning.
There’s a scene in “Talladega Nights” where Will Ferrell and Thomas C. Reilly are shooting the bull after a race when their nemesis — who’s French and gay — walks
Punk music was not always angry. It could also be sly, satirical or disarmingly honest. After all, The Ramones made a career of that.
By: Brian Hess
July rewarded stock pickers. While several AI-related momentum trades reversed sharply during the month, active equity managers helped drive positive relative performance across all Natixis tactical models. The shift in market leadership benefited many of the undervalued stocks owned by our managers and provided a reminder that crowded trades can unwind quickly. For investors, July offered an example of how active management can add value when market trends change direction.
The name Pavlov probably rings a bell. Pavlov’s Dog probably does not.
By: Brian Hess
Markets have navigated a year marked by shifting Fed policy expectations, rising global bond yields, and continued debate about whether the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven rally can deliver on its promise. While those issues remain unresolved, one conclusion appears increasingly clear: Earnings continue to provide a powerful foundation for risk assets. In this episode of Tactical Take ®, Multi-Asset Portfolio Manager and Lead Portfolio Strategist Jack Janasiewicz and Portfolio Manager Brian Hess discuss the Fed’s evolving communication strategy, the US Treasury’s intervention in the Japanese yen, the global rise in interest rates, and the earnings trends supporting both large- and small-cap stocks.
Believe it or not, there was a Detroit band in the early ’70s that wasn’t heavy. Would you be surprised to learn their records were produced by Jimmy Miller—who also handled the Rolling Stones at the same time?
By: Brian Hess
No one talks about Ten Years After today, but they should. Alvin Lee and his band were the most versatile musicians to come out of 1960s England.
No one talks about Ten Years After today, but they should.
By: Brian Hess
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem died last week at the age of 92. Her legacy is profound whether you agreed with her philosophy or not.
