This week, we communicate with Adam Parker, who’s the founder and CEO of Trivariate Analysis. Beforehand, he was Chief US Fairness Strategist and director of International Quantitative Analysis at Morgan Stanley, ranked as a high strategist and quantitative researcher a number of occasions by Institutional Investor journal. Parker additionally co-authored a groundbreaking paper on gender range as a danger issue. He holds B.S./M.S. levels in statistics and earned a Ph.D. in statistics from Boston College.
At Morgan Stanley, he analyzed 3,500 analyst observations over 7 years. (Half have been obese, half equal or underweight) The overweights beat the underweights by ~4%; He additionally ran a quant mannequin, the place the highest quintile beat the underside quintile by 9%; Lastly, combining basic and quantitative fashions, if you happen to solely purchased what each really useful and shorted what each disliked, it generated 13% in returns.
A 12 months in the past, Trivariate made an aggressive name going lengthy power because of the triple crown of quant: Upwards earnings revisions, optimistic worth momentum, and low-cost valuation versus historical past. Since he made the advice, Power has overwhelmed Tech by 50%. He doesn’t foresee peak oil demand over the subsequent 10 years.
Parker additionally doubts the Fed goes to tighten the financial system right into a recession and believes there are various lengthy/quick alternatives. We additionally talk about semiconductors and why it has taken so lengthy to ramp up post-pandemic; issues are starting to normalize, however nonetheless has a number of quarters to go.
An inventory of his present studying is right here; A transcript of our dialog is offered right here after the vacation weekend.
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Remember to try our Masters in Enterprise subsequent week with Mark Mobius of Mobius Capital. Often known as the “The Godfather of Rising Markets,” he was tapped by Sir John Templeton in 1987 to run Templeton Rising Markets, one of many first EM funds on this planet. Over the subsequent 30 years, he visited 112 nations, invested in 5,000+ firms, and traveled 1,000,000+ miles. This helped to develop the Templeton Rising Markets Group from $100 million in six markets to over $40 billion in 70 nations.
Adam Parker’s Present Studying
Classes From The Edge: A Memoir by Marie Yovanovitch
All In: An Autobiography by Billie Jean King
Books Barry Talked about
Open: An Autobiography by Andre Agassi
The Cash Sport by Adam Smith
