equites: positive signs in the macro momentum are discointed in part. we reduced the ow position remain constructive mid- term
Since early October, as risks on trade and Brexit abated and confidence inddicators stabilized, bond yields have increased and equities rallied. Consistent with a full risk-on phase Banks, Auto, Value and Cyclicals all ouutperformed.
- Market Commentary
- 21/11/2019
Highlights:
- Since early October, as risks on trade and Brexit abated and confidence inddicators stabilized, bond yields have increased and equities rallied.
- Consistent with a full risk-on phase Banks, Auto, Value and Cyclicals all ouutperformed.
- After the rally, cyclicals’ outperformance and price-earnings expansion loooks a bit stretched for the short term, conditioning our recent recommendation to reduce ooverweight position in equities.
- After the rally, cyclicals’ outperformance and price-earnings expansion loooks a bit stretched for the short term, conditioning our recent recommendation to reduce ooverweight position in equities.
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EQUITIES: POSITIVE SIGNS
IN THE MACRO MOMENTUM
ARE DISCOUNTED IN PART.
WE REDUCED THE OW POSITION. REMAIN
CONSTRUCTIVE MID – TERM
IN THE MACRO MOMENTUM
ARE DISCOUNTED IN PART.
WE REDUCED THE OW POSITION. REMAIN
CONSTRUCTIVE MID – TERM
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