https://www.oaktreecapital.com/docs/default-source/memos/the-winds-of-change.pdf
Not a whole lot in his latest memo on his current positioning on markets. A lot of "we'll see" and "could be".
TLDR:
Not a whole lot in his latest memo on his current positioning on markets. A lot of "we'll see" and "could be".
TLDR:
- The investing environment has changed rapidly due to technology and will continue to create new paradigms
- Technology has reduced the value of labor and government outlays can't take the place of jobs
- People have gotten used to working from home, or have left the workforce due to lockdowns
- The political enviornment has become increasingly polarized and often serve the fringes of the political spectrum
- Boomers have been taking more than their fair share of the pie through spending and government programs.
- The Fed is better off letting the market dictate interest rates
- China is still in the midst of a transformation but will continue to grow faster than the rest of the world