Investors' only bet for making money in current

Investors' only bet for making money in current environment is to stay long stocks and 'enjoy the Fed support,' Skybridge Capital co-CIO says

Business Insider

Published 31 Jul 2020

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· *Troy Gayeski, co-CIO of Skybridge Capital, said to be long stocks and "enjoy the Fed support" to make money right now.*
· *He explained two factors behind this call: the divergence of the stock market and real economy, and the Fed's balance sheet.*
· *Gayeski said the US is facing a "historic divergence" between...

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Investors' only bet for making money in current environment is to stay long stocks and 'enjoy the Fed support,' Skybridge Capital co-CIO says

Investors' only bet for making money in current environment is to stay long stocks and 'enjoy the Fed support,' Skybridge Capital co-CIO says

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