Why Wall Street Is Stacking Cash Instead of Buying the Dip
May 13, 2022
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as posted by the channelSurging global inflation, a possible recession and increasingly volatile markets are making one asset incredibly popular with Wall Street’s top money managers: cash.
As stock and bond prices have sunk, more asset managers say they are selling out and holding onto old-fashioned cash or investing in long-spurned assets like short-dated Treasurys, money market funds and floating rate bonds. This is a major sea change from the way professional asset managers have behaved over the last decade. I'll explain why cash is no longer trash.
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