Our Founder, John P. Calamos, Sr., reflects on our 45+ years of convertible experience. Read his feature to learn why Calamos has remained steadfast in our commitment to convertible investing, becoming the largest convertible securities manager in the US.
Read PostLooking forward, we are cautiously optimistic but see multiple positives and negatives pushing and pulling the market. Our overall focus remains on bottom-up company selection and actively managing risk/reward tradeoffs. We also favor innovative companies positioned to benefit from enduring secular themes.
Read PostThe combination of oil prices, Fed policy, and political uncertainty all make for a questionable growth outlook in 2024. Nonetheless, we will stick to our fundamental process and work to maintain the best risk/reward profile possible. And we expect a convertible issuance boost in 2024 as companies seek to refinance maturing debt.
Read PostDespite market volatility and many macro-level uncertainties, our teams continue to identify opportunities across asset classes. With an introduction from Founder and Global Chief Investment Officer John P. Calamos, Sr.
Read PostInflation may be more persistent, and the pace of growth may be slowing, but our teams continue to identify many opportunities across asset classes. Senior members of our investment organization share their outlooks and discuss how they are positioning portfolios. With an introduction from John P. Calamos, Sr., Founder, Chairman and Global Chief Investment Officer.
Read PostWild market swings. Slowing global growth. Impeachment controversy. Trade tensions. Global political uncertainty. These have not been easy months for investors, but there are still many opportunities, explains John P. Calamos, Sr., the founder and global CIO of Calamos Investments. John shares his ideas about how to position asset allocations in this volatile environment.
Read PostPullbacks are a normal part of investing, and the U.S. economy can withstand this selloff. During volatile periods in the markets, long-term perspective essential because there are still opportunities for active managers.
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