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Daily Brief Macro: Reasons to Financial Model the Yom Kippur War and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Reasons to Financial Model the Yom Kippur War
  • Buy Now, Pain Later
  • GEM Fund Q3 Performance.  Active Managers Claw It Back After Blockbuster September.

Reasons to Financial Model the Yom Kippur War

By Cam Hui

  • The combination of high energy prices and a determined hawkish Fed is reminscient of the Yom Kippur War and the subsequent Arab Oil Embargo, which crashed the U.S. economy.
  • But it may not be as bearish as the 1974 bear market. Investors have to be prepared for a sudden Plaza Accord style policy decision to weaken the USD.
  • Another bullish development could see the end of the Russo-Ukraine war, which could spark a rip-your-face-off stock market rally.

Buy Now, Pain Later

By Cam Hui

  • We are constructive on the U.S. stock market for the next few weeks, perhaps as far as to year-end.
  • Investors need to be prepared for turbulence once any short-term rally peters out.
  • This is a bear market, and don’t mistake a bear market rally for the start of a fresh bull.

GEM Fund Q3 Performance.  Active Managers Claw It Back After Blockbuster September.

By Steven Holden

  • Active EM managers outperform by 1.13% in Q3, with 59.3% of funds outperforming the MSCI EM Index
  • All Style groups outperformed the benchmark.  Value underperformed Growth. Significant outperformance at the Small/Midcap end of the spectrum.
  • Key drivers:  Underweights in China/Overweights in Brazil, Argentina and Mexico. Cash holdings, overweights in MercadoLibre and underweights in Tencent

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