‘Head-smacking craziness’ has reached new heights in today’s markets, says hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer


‘We think looking back will show that the head-smoking craziness champion in the American stock market is the time to play out right now. ‘

That’s billionaire Paul Singer of Elliott Management suggesting that the market for equities has jumped sharply on the shark, in a Jan. 28 letter to messengers, as reported by Bloomberg on Friday.

Stocks on Friday halted a week of heavy losses as interest rates have taken a slow course and are suddenly higher, with investors also complaining about high valuations in everything from so-called meme stocks , being swept higher by investors doing big on Reddit, to bonds, which could be counted on to count on high inflation expectations.

U.S. government bonds have long seen their biggest monthly yield since 2016, meaning risk-free fixed income bet prices have been hit. And investors are concerned that the Dow Jones industrial average DJIA,
-1.50%,
index S&P 500 SPX,
-0.48%,
and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, advanced aircraft and technology,
+ 0.56%
we have a difficult time ahead as higher borrowing rates make estimated installments less attractive.

In any case, Singer believes that the market is out of whack and warns that wagers on BTCUSD bitcoin,
+ 5.92%
and valuable companies such as electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc. TSLA,
-0.99%,
judged by an investment move, he and his team at Elliott will say, “We told you that. ”

Bloomberg reported that Elliott Management, which was battling for the pandemic stock market crash much earlier than other investors, made money in every month of 2020, even at the time of the March meat. This year’s nadir stock marks hit on the 23rd of that month.

Elliott, who manages more than $ 40 billion, has recorded annual gains of about 13% in his 44 years, surpassing the S&P 500 index. meanwhile, stands at $ 3.6 billion, according to Forbes.

Even before the onset of COVID-19 coronavirus-carrying disease, Singer had been preparing for a major market downturn. Back in 2017, he raised $ 5 billion for a wet day fund in preparation for what he said in a letter as a time when “all hell” breaks loose. Back then the market in question time, remained strongly influential, due in part to investor desire to buy leveraged VIX VIX,
-3.25%
commodities and treats market doses as opportunities, until that trade enters.

It’s not clear what the hell Singer looks like now, but it does seem to hold a less favorable outlook on the economy and the market, even as vaccine distribution and legislation will ease pandemic promotes hard recovery from the worst pandemic. in more than a century more likely.

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