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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The DoubleLine Multi-Asset Trend Fund (the Fund ), a mutual fund whose strategy combines active management of a fixed income portfolio with exposure to an index that reflects trend-following strategies (the BNP Paribas Multi-Asset Trend Index), opened today to investors. The no-load, open-end Fund is open to investors via I shares (DBMOX) and N shares (DLMOX).
The Fund seeks total return (capital appreciation and current income) which exceeds the total return of its benchmark index over a full market cycle. The Fund s benchmark is the Credit Suisse Managed Futures Liquid Total Return USD Index, which was selected as a measure of the performance of a number of trend following investment strategies. Trend following is an investment approach that seeks to invest in a manner that will benefit from persistent trends in price movements, whether that trend is the appreciation or depreciation of an asset s
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Dow Jones closes at record high, briefly tops 32,000
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Australian shares are poised to open higher as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell reassured investors that inflation is not a threat, that interest rates will remain at low levels and that Fed will continue to buy assets for âsome timeâ.
ASX futures were up 44 points or 0.7 per cent to 6771 near 8am AEDT, retracing most of Wednesdayâs 0.9pc slide. The currency rose 0.8pc, rallying towards US80¢. The NZ dollar leapt 1.5pc to US74.47¢.
In New York, all three benchmarks closed higher. The Dow was up 425 points or 1.4pc to set a closing high of 31,961; earlier in the session it briefly topped 32,000.
Are things like inflation and rising bond yields really a concern for the market? Commodity prices keep surging, inflationary pressures are evident and the vast increase in money supply provides the ammunition. Average inflation targeting by the Fed provides the necessary context. PMIs last Friday pointed to higher inflation coming through. Substantial price increases for inputs […]