- International markets have more retail stockholders. “You’re not going to earn alpha from anyone, right? Not consistently,” Rayliant Global Advisors Founder Jason Hsu said. “In retail markets, especially the Asian retail markets, there’s retail gambling. In China, it’s 85% retail. In Taiwan and South Korea, it’s 50% to 60% retail. So you kind of have a willing reservoir of losers on the other side.”
- Life + Liberty Indexes Founder Perth Tolle brought up BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s 2011 Bloomberg interview, in which he said that, “Markets don’t like uncertainty. Markets like, actually, totalitarian governments where you have an understanding of what’s out there.” READ MORE
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