November’s strong rally caught many investors by surprise after a weak October, turning many of the funds that were at the bottom of the pile into winners, and pushing former high performers into the list of laggards. A Biden win in the US election and perhaps more importantly, a flurry of positive announcements on a coronavirus vaccine, pushed investors into bullish mode.
“Who would have guessed at the start of 2020 that the biggest driver of global markets in November would have been news of virus vaccines and more importantly the efficacy of them?,” says Ben Yearsley, director at Shore Financial Planning. “How many people at the start of the year had ever used the word efficacy? The announcements by Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca turbo charged markets, even though widespread vaccinations won’t occur until well into 2020.” (source)
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With vaccine news signalling that there is light at the end of the tunnel, uncertainty around the length of the Covid-19 crisis is beginning to fade, which in turn is brightening the outlook for risk assets – despite the difficult winter ahead for the economy. Within equities, the outperformance this month of this year’s losers makes sense, with a return to normality now on the horizon. As the economic recovery plays out, earnings expectations should continue to recover providing continued support for equities. For those seeking diversification beyond equities, we think that considering an allocation to flexible fixed income strategies and macro funds, as well as real assets, makes sense. (source)
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