June 9, 2021
The labor market is setting new and concerning records in the U.S. as Covid restrictions ease, life gets a little more normal, and “return-to-office” efforts begin in earnest; job openings have hit their highest level on record, layoffs hit a record low, and workers are quitting at a record pace. Prices are also climbing, spurred at least partially by the need to accommodate higher wages, though the pandemic-induced rent crash may prevent the climb from fully reflecting in CPI… for as long as it lasts. The equity markets meanwhile are revisiting a pattern from the ’90s and value stocks have continued their outperformance. And it’s been a busy week for Bitcoin after tumbling on the back of the Colonial Pipeline random seizure and then being adopted as legal tender for the first time in a landmark move by the El Salvadorian government does such a mixed bag of headlines mean more yet volatility could be in store?
Advisors Preferred Reports Record Growth With Five New Mutual Funds, Addition Of New Subadvisor
Infrastructure provider works with advisors to create, distribute mutual funds AUM increases 294% to $2.9 billion
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ROCKVILLE, Md., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Advisors Preferred, an infrastructure provider for investment advisory firms looking to create and distribute mutual funds, announced record growth with the addition of five new funds and a new subadvisor, Beaumont Capital Management (BCM). The firm s assets under management total approximately $2.9 billion, an increase of over $2 billion or 294% year over year. Our robust growth and success have been reinforced by the confidence shown by our subadvisors in partnering and growing with us. For investment advisors, mutual funds constitute significant undertakings in terms of time, structure, costs, marketing, distribution and platform access, as well as regulatory requir
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Let’s talk inflation. As producer price inflation climbs PPI saw a decade-high year-over-year increase in March manufacturers are starting to push those costs through to consumers. CPI has been climbing since news of a Covid-19 vaccine hit the wire, but it still paints an incomplete picture of the situation, particularly in light of pandemic-induced changes to spending patterns. And as consumers grow more wary about climbing costs, mentions of inflation on earnings calls have more than tripled in a trend that could point to higher CPI growth ahead. But at what level does CPI growth start to affect equity valuations themselves? Meanwhile, commodity prices are climbing particularly lumber and industrial metals in what could be yet more evidence for approaching inflation. Perspective is everything though, and it’s worth remembering that market-based inflation expectations, while significantly higher than they were in early 2020, have only climbed back to 201
Beaumont Capital Management Launches Inaugural Mutual Fund
BCM Decathlon Moderate Fund first in series of planned Global Tactical Asset Allocation (GTAA) mutual funds
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ROCKVILLE, Md., April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Beaumont Capital Management (BCM) announced that it has launched the BCM Decathlon Moderate Fund (DECIX/DECMX), the first mutual fund in the Decathlon family, with plans to broaden the offerings in the future. The BCM team is excited to open the Decathlon Moderate mutual fund in order to meet the demand we have been hearing from the marketplace and expand upon the growth and success we ve seen with our separately managed account (SMA) strategies, said David Haviland, Managing Partner and Lead Portfolio Manager of BCM. With flat or rising interest rates and more modest equity returns expected for the foreseeable future, a strategic 60/40 model portfolio is not likely to produce the same levels of return or down