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JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s CEO, Jamie Dimon, warned investors yesterday that an “economic ‘hurricane’” was looming for the U.S. economy.

On the latest episode of the Behind the Markets podcast, Andrew Beer, Founder and Managing Member of Dynamic Beta Investments, joined regular host Jeremy Schwartz

Hedge funds that rely on mathematical models and use computing power to invest in trend-following strategies are experiencing a revival after a decade of weak performance.

On the most recent episode of the Behind the Markets podcast on Wharton Business Radio, hosts Jeremy Schwartz, director of research at WisdomTree, and Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel were joined by Andrew Beer, founder and managing member of Dynamic Beta Investments.

Managed futures strategies are seeing increased interest from advisors and investors who are looking to pivot their portfolios in a market environment of continued volatility.

Volatility has been the market keyword for 2022 so far, with stocks rising and falling on each new headline.

The cryptocurrency market was thrown into turmoil last week as the market value of bitcoin, the most widely used cryptocurrency continued to fall, and a so-called “stablecoins” are collapsing.

Everywhere you look, markets are bleeding in a sea of red, with advisors and investors shifting money away from the most painful pressure points.

The reality of Fed tightening and the concerns around recession and the Fed’s willingness to allow for it in order to fight inflation saw markets bleed on Thursday.

The most successful idea in hedge funds is now simply strength in numbers.