End of Macro?

Hey guys,

In light of the recent underperformance of the most famous macro managers, and the general trend towards lower cross-market correlations, lot of people have been talking about how the era of the macro mavens may be coming to an end. Thoughts, monkeys?

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According to Hedge Fund Research, macro funds have the lowest correlations of any fund type, and macro funds have grown the most in the hedge fund space over the past 5 years. You could interpret the last point as a type of oversaturation/bubble bursting trend, but to answer your question I'm gonna have to go with no regardless. As long as there is macro-level disruption, there will be alpha opportunities

 
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