Institutional Investor (July 8)
“Hedge funds turned in one of their strongest first-half performances in nearly three decades… with technology specialists leading gains and multi-strategy funds continuing their steady climb.” However, the “strong headline returns masked a more uneven picture beneath the surface, with wide dispersion across strategies and only a handful of standouts driving performance.”
Tags: Dispersion, First-half, Gains, Hedge funds, Masked, Multi-strategy funds, Performance, Returns, Standouts, Steady climb, Strategies, Strongest, Technology specialists, Uneven
Mint (December 12)
“Commercial real estate investment volume in Japan jumped 21% year-on-year to ¥2.6 trillion in the first half, according to Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.,” placing Tokyo ahead of New York and London as “the most active global city.” Largely recovering from the pandemic, Tokyo office vacancies in November fell to a four-year low of 4.16%.
Tags: ¥2.6 trillion, 21%, Commercial real estate, First-half, Investment volume, Japan, Jones Lang LaSalle, London, New York, November, Office vacancies, Pandemic, Tokyo
Motley Fool (July 2)
“During the first six months of 2022, the S&P 500 dropped 20.6%, marking its worst first-half performance since 1970” while “the Dow had its largest first-half drop since 1962” and “the Nasdaq… had its largest percentage drop in its history.” This has left “a lot of investors worried, and understandably so. But while things might seem bleak right now, the reality is that investors really shouldn’t panic.”
Tags: 1962, 1970, 2022, Bleak, Dow, Drop, First-half, Investors, Nasdaq, Performance, Reality, S&P 500, Worried, Worst
