by Little Harbor Advisors Research | May 6, 2022 | blog
What Now? We originally wrote much of the following in June of 2021, it seems even more appropriate in an updated version today. In the sports world, the team that scores the most points, wins. One could also reverse the coin, and say that the team that gives up the...
by Little Harbor Advisors Research | Nov 2, 2021 | blog
FOMO and a good night’s sleep Imagine you are at a wonderful party, having a great time and contemplating when you should leave. Too early and you’ve missed a great deal of fun. Too late and you run the risk of over imbibing, no UBERs or worse. So far in 2021, equity...
by Little Harbor Advisors Research | Jul 7, 2021 | blog
Broken Clocks and Hurricanes Prognosticators of impending doom have often been likened to a broken clock, which is right twice a day, but not through any special skill or insight. As we emerge from the COVID Hangover, with a world awash in liquidity, Meme stocks all...
by Little Harbor Advisors Research | Jun 15, 2021 | blog
Have You Got It All Wrong? In the sports world, the team that scores the most points, wins. One could also reverse the coin, and say that the team that gives up the fewest points wins. From a fan’s point of view, the focus is usually on the former (offense) and not...
by Little Harbor Advisors Research | Nov 18, 2020 | blog
More of the Same The election is over, a vaccine may be on its way and the world appears to believe that a return to pre-pandemic life may be imminent. If we assume that these dreams will come true within weeks or months, what should investors expect? The experience...
by Little Harbor Advisors Research | Nov 11, 2020 | blog
Volatility Trading in the COVID-19 Era: Shaken not Stirred In 2020, the U.S. and global equity markets have been shaken by Virus and Volatility. The year has been dominated by a global pandemic, trade wars, civil unrest and a hotly contested U.S. presidential...
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