Value investing is winning again, after famously lagging since the global financial crisis, as rising bond yields stifle technology stocks anew – while the lost decade for emerging markets is far from over. That’s the big takeaway for Wall Street this year in the fifth weekly installment of the MLIV Pulse survey, which pulled in 1,087 responses across the world from the likes of retail investors, portfolio managers and strategists.
Retail investors were the largest single category of survey respondents, making up 42%, followed by portfolio managers at 23%. Both buy-side and sell-side traders were, by far, the most bullish on growth. Senior management and sales swung the most heavily in favor of value equities. The investing style has outperformed growth this year, but even famous proponents like Cliff Asness know it’s too early to declare vindication.
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