Separating Signal from Noise in the Tariff Uncertainties

April 11, 2025 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 48: Separating Signal from Noise in the Tariff Uncertainties Dear Clients, April 2nd's "Liberation Day" tariffs caused a disorderly unwind of market valuations, across all companies regardless of sector or style bias. This was because originally...
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The Survivors, Thrivers, Disruptors and Wealth Creators of the 2020s

The Survivors, Thrivers, Disruptors and Wealth Creators of the 2020s

March 24, 2025 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 47: The Survivors, Thrivers, Disruptors and Wealth Creators of the 2020s Dear Clients, In past investment journal installments, we touched on how a handful of companies produce the vast majority of wealth creation in US equity markets. We termed...
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2025: An Earnings-Driven Secular Bull Market

2025: An Earnings-Driven Secular Bull Market

December 04, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 46 - 2025: An Earnings-Driven Secular Bull Market Dear Clients, In October, we described the US economy as being in a gradual rate-easing cycle wherein interest rates are being reduced while the economy remains resilient, marking a soft landing...
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The Macroeconomic Outlook for Q4 2024

The Macroeconomic Outlook for Q4 2024

October 24, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 45: The Macroeconomic Outlook for Q4 2024 Dear Clients, In this investment journal, we would like to update you on the macro-level dynamics shaping the US equity markets, as we head into the final quarter of the year. In August, we explained that...
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Rotational Corrections: A Case Study in “Volatility does not Equal Risk”

Rotational Corrections: A Case Study in “Volatility does not Equal Risk”

August 28, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 44: Rotational Corrections: A Case Study in “Volatility does not Equal Risk” Dear Clients, In this installment, we wish to review the dynamics of a market in correction, defined as a shortlived pullback in asset prices. As we have pointed out...
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Spotlighting Alphabet: An Expansive Set of Value Creation Activities

Spotlighting Alphabet: An Expansive Set of Value Creation Activities

June 25, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 43: Spotlighting Alphabet: An Expansive Set of Value Creation Activities Dear Clients, In our prior investment journal, we referenced Alphabet, one of the highest weighted members of our investment portfolio. We have stated in past installments...
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Good companies, good stocks, and good valuations

Good companies, good stocks, and good valuations

May 14, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 42: Good companies, good stocks, and good valuations Dear Clients, In our last installment, we detailed our investment process of identifying good companies that are also good stocks. Good companies, as we discussed, have three characteristics...
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Good Stocks & Good Companies

Good Stocks & Good Companies

March 18, 2024 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 41: Good Stocks & Good Companies Dear Clients, In our previous December installment, we discussed our investment philosophy of uncovering “good stocks that are also good companies.” In the current investment paradigm, these investments are leading...
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We Wish you a Dovish Holiday Season 

We Wish you a Dovish Holiday Season 

December 06, 2023 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 40: We Wish you a Dovish Holiday Season Dear Clients, In our previous installment, we emphasized our baseline call of a soft landing for the US economy, wherein the Federal Funds Rate is sufficiently high enough to bring down inflation without...
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The Most Widely “Pre-announced” Recession that may not Arrive

October 13, 2023 |Grace Wang Portfolio Management Practice
Chapter 39: The Most Widely “Pre-announced” Recession that may not Arrive Dear Clients, The investment markets are home to a broad spectrum of perspectives, and part of our role is to parse through this mosaic and develop an interpretational advantage...
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