February 27, 2019 — The U.S. consumer remains a bright spot amid slowing economic activity abroad and a cooling U.S. corporate sector.
Product Categories: Tactical ETF
Central Banks Are No Longer a Major Pain Point
February 6, 2019 — With the interest rate markets pricing in no hikes for 2019, there was room for the FOMC to disappoint at its January meeting; however, they ended up surpassing the most dovish of expectations.
Which Asset Classes are Most Attractive Right Now?
In this podcast, Sage VP of Research Komson Silapachai discusses the asset classes that look most attractive right now amid continued market volatility.
When Income from Bonds Isn’t Enough
Sage’s Regional Consultant Roman Samuels discusses with Sam Hikspoors, VP of Quantitative Strategies, Sage’s Multi-Asset Income Strategy.
How to Interpret the Recent Market Volatility
Sage’s VP of Research Komson Silapachai explains the recent market volatility, and he discusses how Sage is positioned in the current environment.
Should You Go To Cash?
Sage’s Regional Consultant Roman Samuels discusses an alternative to going to cash in the midst of a turbulent market.
How a Tactical Manager Makes Investment Decisions
In this episode, Sage VP of Research Komson Silapachai discusses with Regional Consultant Roman Samuels the four key decisions that Sage, as a tactical investment manager, must make.
Will the Fed Raise Rates Three More Times?
Sage Vice President of Research Komson Silapachai discusses the factors affecting the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates and how many additional hikes are likely in the current cycle.
Strategic versus Tactical Asset Allocation
Sage Regional Consultant Roman Samuels sits down with Sage Vice President of Research Komson Silapachai to discuss the best approach to getting your client to where they want to go in their investment journey: strategic asset allocation or tactical asset allocation.
Recent Market Volatility
October 11, 2018 — In another sign that markets continue to move into a late-cycle, higher-volatility regime, equity markets fell significantly yesterday. U.S. equities registered a 3% to 4% loss led by high-momentum technology names, yet other asset classes, such as bonds, did not react in an outsized way.