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- 2011: Oxford Creek Capital Managment
Portfolio Manager of Separately Managed Account for Institutional Investors based on accelerating growth - 1993
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See Investing & Market Insights for the June On the Markets from the Global Investment Committee featuring
• "Is Sell in May Still in Play?" In each of the past three years, May has been a cruel month for equity investors. This year, it was the safe-haven assets such as global bonds that sold off. Michael Wilson, chief investment officer of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and chair of the Global Investment Committee, discusses the implications.
• "Technology: Where the Cash Is" Tech companies are awash in cash, and the sector as a whole holds about a third of the $1.5 trillion now sitting on the balance sheets of nonfinancial companies. That’s attractive to some investors, but large amounts of cash do not necessarily imply an attractive investment opportunity.
• "High Yield Bonds: More Downside Risk Than Upside Potential" The high yield market has defied expectations this year and has done so well that, in our view, these bonds have an unattractive risk/reward ratio.
Plus, look for more on economics, investment grade bonds and alternative investments.
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