Senior members of our investment organization discuss their outlooks, the opportunities and risks they see, and how they are positioning the Calamos funds. With an introduction from John P. Calamos, Sr., Founder, Chairman and Global Chief Investment Officer.
Read PostAmid its unprecedented challenges, 2020 affirmed long-standing truths about the resilience of the economy and markets. For investors, the year also reinforced the benefits of a long-term perspective, diversification and active management. John P. Calamos, Sr., Founder, Chairman and Global Chief Investment Officer, discusses why these principles will be just as critical for successful asset allocation in the future.
Read PostCo-CIO Matt Freund explains why he believes we are likely to see a short-term wave of inflation in 2021, but it’s more likely than not that the long-term trend returns to a 1.5% to 2% grind. A well-diversified asset allocation can effectively address the ebbs and flows.
Read PostMembers of our investment team share their perspectives on what they are seeing in the markets, with an introduction from Founder, Chairman and Global Chief Investment Officer John P. Calamos, Sr.
Read PostJohn P. Calamos, Sr. shares his thoughts on the recent turmoil in the markets and the uncertainties on the horizon. He discusses the value of long-term perspective, the resilience of the economy, and the importance of active management for navigating this complex investment landscape.
Read PostDrawing on 50 years of investment industry experience, John P. Calamos, Sr. shares his perspective on how investors should respond to the current market uncertainty as well as ideas for long-term asset allocation.
Read PostThis is an environment where investors are well served by enhanced diversification into asset classes that play at the edges of traditional style boxes. The preferred securities market offers many opportunities for risk-conscious investors seeking income and the potential for total return.
Read PostOver recent years, many investors have stretched for additional return by increasing risk. The volatility we’ve seen so far this year may make “risk-on” a less comfortable strategy in the future. For investors seeking to smooth out the bumpier ride we expect, short-duration bonds can be a good way to reduce risk while staying invested.
Read PostOver recent days, U.S. interest rate curves have moved rapidly toward inflection points. In this post, we take a look at what investors should watch, and how interest rate curves can be used to gauge the psyche of the market.
Read PostNow that midterm elections are over, there’s one less uncertainty for investors. Historically, markets have advanced after midterms, but investors should still be ready for volatility.
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