As the nearly deadlocked race nears, some are looking for so-called “asymmetric trades” involving bitcoin or the yuan, assets which could yield big profits if Trump wins but would not cause big losses if the wagers are wrong. “Trading the election is difficult given how tight it is,” said Edoardo Rulli, head of UBS Hedge Fund Solutions.
Nilesh Shah on India’s next big growth plays and why market corrections are just short-lived blips
Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital explains that despite individual stocks experiencing significant declines, the overall stock market remains resilient with periodic corrections. He highlights strong
November 2, 2024