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wallstreetrookie
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Posted by wallstreetrookie > 2022-04-22 00:30 | Report Abuse
The age of price discovery is over. Global asset managers are set for the worst decade ahead. Value strategies no longer generate alpha. Growth strats underperform. Quant funds also underperform except merger arbs and volatility funds. Retail investor interest will remain high.
No longer possible to discover “hidden gems” in the market as quant funds would immediately pick them up and resell upon any market noise. Even stochastic processes and Ito Calculus can no longer predict both macroeconomic trends and short term equity moves.
In short, Equity markets are way too crowded to generate true alpha. Excessive speculation over every iota of financial news/information signals a significantly unhealthy market. Even a cough from The Fed moves the index by billions of US dollars. This all indicates towards a decade of asset deflation (including fixed income, equity, etc).
The sad thing is,
Malaysia missed out on basically, everything. From the biggest stock bull run to global economic growth. Before Najib Razak was ousted, he was proactive in transforming Malaysia from a commodity-rich country to a manufacturing powerhouse. But it was a futile attempt as Malaysia remains embroiled in a vortex of political turmoil. Now, Malaysia becomes dependent on commodity exports once again, which means the country is basically moving backwards instead of progressing forward like its peers, Singapore, Vietnam and even Indonesia.