Hedge Fund and Mutual Fund Equity Exposure

Hedge Fund and Mutual Fund Equity Exposure In a sign of optimism about the current economic climate, hedge funds and mutual funds have collectively increased their stakes in U.S. equities, which paints a picture of growing confidence in the U.S. stock market. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research

NAAIM – Equity Exposure of U.S. Active Managers

NAAIM – Equity Exposure of U.S. Active Managers U.S. active managers are optimistic, as they have the highest level of exposure to equities in over two years, betting on a rebound in global growth. Image: Morgan Stanley Research

Aggregate CTAs Equity Exposure

Aggregate CTAs Equity Exposure CTAs equity exposure also remains at a high level. Image: Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation

NAAIM Exposure Index – Investor Sentiment​

NAAIM Exposure Index – Investor Sentiment​ With the NAAIM Exposure Index at 86.76, active managers remain firmly bullish on U.S. stocks, keeping equity exposure high without reaching euphoric levels. The National Association of Active Investment Managers Exposure Index tracks the two-week average of U.S. equity exposure reported by NAAIM members. Image: The Daily Chartbook

Small Cap Equity Positioning

Small Cap Equity Positioning Small caps are still being overlooked. Positioning is only in the 41st percentile, far from crowded and with plenty of room for investors to add exposure. Image: Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation

CTAs Exposure to Equities

CTAs Exposure to Equities CTAs have steadily increased their equity exposure in recent months. But with positioning now at the 89th percentile, the trade is starting to look crowded. Image: Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation