There are a few building stock market risks, specifically jumping interest rates from 1% to 2%. The next move to 3% can cause some jitters. Higher than that and look out. Not only rates, but the "Yolo" effect of investing is causing an everybody-in situation with Yolo-ers and Robinhooders all ready to buy the next dip. But it may dip and then dip again. Then what? With this fast change in rates and algos all doing the same thing, this could set up risk ahead.
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Elazar is run by Chaim Siegel. Chaim worked for Steve Cohen at SAC Capital twice, was a partner at JLF Asset, run by Jeff Feinberg, a $1B hedge fund and Chaim ran his own fund. Before that ...
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Elazar is run by Chaim Siegel. Chaim worked for Steve Cohen at SAC Capital twice, was a partner at JLF Asset, run by Jeff Feinberg, a $1B hedge fund and Chaim ran his own fund. Before that he was one of 7 analysts working for a $13B fund at Morgan Stanley. He started Elazar 12 years ago and has served hedge fund clients in the $100mm-$10B asset range with his fundamental analysis, macro research and models.