The goal of Calamos Phineus Long/Short Fund (CPLIX) led by Co-CIO and Senior Co-Portfolio Manager Michael Grant: To deliver competitive outcomes by cutting off volatility tails—which helps keep clients invested.
Read PostInvestment professionals joined us December 6 for a review of 2022 and a look ahead to the new year with Eli Pars, CFA, Co-CIO, Head of Alternative Strategies, Co-Head of Convertible Strategies, and Senior Co-Portfolio Manager.
Read PostCalamos Timpani Small Cap Growth Fund (CTSIX) is well positioned to make the most of the small cap comeback that Calamos, along with many others, anticipates.
Read PostA fundamental economic downturn "is neither imminent nor likely to be severe," writes Michael Grant, Calamos Co-Chief Investment Officer and Senior Co-Portfolio Manager of Calamos Phineus Long/Short Fund (CPLIX).
Read PostWe take a look at how the largest and widely held active emerging markets funds met the test of recent years—and we compare it to the performance of Calamos Evolving World Growth Fund (CNWIX).
Read PostGovernment initiatives providing > $100 billion in broadband funding could have a substantial impact. The Calamos Timpani Small Cap Growth Fund (CTSIX) team wants to own the stocks of the companies on the receiving end of that spend.
Read PostMany defined outcome products are down year-to-date, and there are ample opportunities to harvest losses and move into a comparable product that could be more tactically advantageous.
Read PostRead how Calamos Short-Term Bond Fund (CSTIX) has worked to provide high current income this year with less sensitivity to rising rates.
Read PostIn a challenging, even concerning environment for clients, investment professionals have at least one move they can make to reduce risk and generate income.
Read PostThe Calamos Phineus Long/Short Fund (CPLIX) team managed by Michael Grant, Co-CIO, Head of Long/Short Strategies, and Senior Co-Portfolio Manager, has battled and won more days than the broad market, resulting in CPLIX’s year-to-date return of -1.65% versus the S&P’s loss of -16.14% as of Aug. 30. That’s a 1449 basis point outperformance.
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