“They put 15 million pounds into equity markets because they knew that even if bottom hadn't reached, stocks were still cheap.”
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Said on The Rational Reminder Podcast
The Markets · Hedge Funds Are Cautious on Stocks amid Rates and Energy Volatility
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argue that European equities are not a value trap because the market is cheap and offers high earnings growth despite energy headwinds
22% earnings growth YoY forecast for H2 Europe; 15% earnings growth for clean-energy-free index
“They put 15 million pounds into equity markets because they knew that even if bottom hadn't reached, stocks were still cheap.”
“AMR sports of revenue growth of 27% and earnings growth of 106%, which are both really encouraging figures that suggest their growth is due to more than just a fairly narrow fashion trend”
“If you focus on capital growth… the heavy lifting is done by the equity and the capital growth you get from the actual asset”
“We were only doing three-month minimum subscriptions. I was confident you'd need me at month four, at month 20, so I sell you on value rather than trap you in a contract.”
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