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The Lifespan of 15 Millennials Is Now Meaningless to QQQ’s Fate

The longevity of one of the world’s largest exchange-traded funds no longer depends on a group of millennials.

Rally in Covid-Testing Stocks Here to Stay in Virus Resurgence

In New 60/40 Portfolio, Riskier Hedges Are Displacing U.S. Debt

Managers of $25 Trillion Are Almost All Bond Quant Believers Now

Many of the biggest quant strategies in the stock market these days are plagued by doubt and debate. In fixed income, they just got a $25 trillion endorsement.

U.S. Stocks Are Overvalued: Playing Defense And Offense With Cambria's Meb Faber (Podcast)

Over the last 40 years, U.S. equities have had roughly the same P/E ratio as the rest of the world.Over the last 10, the U.S. has produced massive outperformance relative to its global peers, with valuations becoming increasingly stretched.You actually have to go back to the 1920s to find a period where U.S. stock valuations were this stretched relative to their global peers.Cambria Founder and CEO Meb Faber joins the podcast to explain why his firm's ETF line-up is particularly well suited to play the rotation to value and global equities that he believes is certainly coming.