Risk
What Could Go Wrong? 5 Black Swan Scenarios for 2024
BCA Research sketches out how such events could roil the markets—and the world.
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Research
Is the Phillips Curve Kaput? No, But It Has Changed, Says BCA Sage
The classic trade-off between unemployment and inflation isn’t the same due to the Federal Reserve, in Peter Berezin’s view.
Market Moves
Maybe It Will Be a W-Shaped Recession
Perhaps the 2020 downturn was just Part 1, BCA Research warns.
Research
Why AI Craze Is Eerily Reminiscent of Dot-Com Era
Nobody yet knows how to monetize artificial intelligence, BCA Research warns.
Risk
What Happens After That Soft Landing? BCA: Nothing Good.
Maintaining a position just short of a recession is almost impossible to do, the research shop says.
News
BCA: Why the Dollar’s Surge, Now Ebbing, Will Resume—After Some Tumult
Once economic and geopolitical turmoil subsides and rates tick down, the buck will be back, the research firm says.
Market Moves
Is All the Bad News Priced Into the Stock Market? Nope
A possible trap: With equities on another tear, BCA Research warns that investors really don’t appreciate all that can go wrong.
Asset Allocation
Oil Is the New Sin Stock, and That’s a Boost for the Sector, BCA Says
Some investors may be bailing out of their energy shares, but tobacco and its ilk show that can be a perverse plus.
Asset Allocation
Forget US Stocks and Head Overseas, BCA Says
American equities are too costly, and there are better, cheaper prospects elsewhere, per the research outfit.
Asset Allocation
The Case for Why REITs Will Continue to Do Well
After a boffo, market-beating 2021, they should enjoy good growth ahead due to growing demand and tight supply, says BCA. Like data centers.
Risk
Fading Inflation? Here Comes a Wage-Price Spiral, BCA Says
Worker pay will accelerate and move beyond the low-end of the comp ladder, the firm’s Berezin warns.
Asset Allocation
What Is the 10-Year Treasury’s Falling Yield Telling Us?
Not that a slowing economy is ahead, says BCA Research. The answer, it thinks, is ‘more subtle.’
Stumbling Capital Spending Set to Get Up and Running
After capex rebound, financial and industrial stocks should benefit most, BCA study says.