Changing bond market conditions are increasing the importance of active risk management and flexibility in fixed income portfolios. SanJac Alpha CIO Andrew Wells spoke with The Wall Street Transcript about the trend and why it matters for investors.
Following the latest FOMC meeting, CIO Andrew Wells said the Fed appears comfortable staying put for now. While markets still expect one to two possible rate cuts, he believes policymakers are watching inflation and the economy and will adjust as conditions change rather than trying to lead the market.
The Fed cut rates without having inflation data from October or November. According to SanJac Alpha CIO Andrew Wells, the decision could look reckless by January if inflation accelerates.
With the Nasdaq up ~20% and the S&P 500 up ~15%, SanJac Alpha CIO Andy Wells believes the market will be in a good place if it maintains these gains through year end. He shares his outlook with Schwab.
Can the bond market help unlock the stalled housing market? According to CIO Andrew Wells, even though everyone may want the rates to come down, “it’s not going to happen unless the bond market wants it to happen.” CIO Andrew Wells in MarketWatch.
The market is in uncharted territory, and the Fed will likely be cutting rates to appease the market – but it may lead to a steeper yield curve. CIO Andrew Wells talks with Chuck Jaffe on The Money Life podcast.
“When the bond market thinks the Fed has made a mistake, the long end of the curve tells the story.” Andrew Wells, CIO, shared his market insights following the release of the FOMC notes.
Are the markets becoming comfortable with trade news? CIO Andrew Wells discusses the trade deals made to date, and why he believes we may be past the extreme market reactions.
Interest rates aren’t moving. Inflation isn’t backing down. What does that mean for investors moving forward in this environment? CIO Andrew Wells shares his take with Chuck Jaffe on Money Life.
“As tariffs and trade agreements get sorted out, we believe the current tumultuous nature of the market should be transitory in nature because they’re directly related to trade agreements.” CIO Andrew Wells shares market insights on Schwab Network.