Clark Capital: Charting Course Through A Deceptively Bullish Sea
The market typically bottoms after earnings are cut, but estimates are just starting to decline with forward EPS still up 7% since the market peaked.
The market typically bottoms after earnings are cut, but estimates are just starting to decline with forward EPS still up 7% since the market peaked.
While we are having a bit of fun with the semantics, we don’t mean to make light of economic weakness as any slowdown hurts the most vulnerable.
How do you find a balance between the harsh reality of selling on performance with the more strategic and sustainable practice of selling on process?
Leigh Eichel and Ayal Bahary at Alpha Vee recently provided an overview of their investment models. Now's your chance to get a look behind the scenes.
The Great Moderation, from mid-1980s until 2019, was a remarkable period of stability of both growth and inflation. That period has ended.
We aim to protect against capital destroying downside and believe the odds of that scenario have increased. We have made changes to reflect this.
Keeping an eye on all key indicators is what our approach is all about. After all, the best way to beat the market is by avoiding a decline.