How to pronounce “equities” in English

those equities are going to do better.

of equities and bonds going into these type of real assets, really because they fit the profile of their portfolio.

e equities are overvalued to fair Fairly valued right now and if you're retiree

So equities, bonds, cash, you've seen the numbers over the years, I'm sure, and they're there.

for US equities of minus 2% a year for 10 years.

the public equities in the US.

never got back into equities.

Now you could say backdoor equities, like junk bonds or something like that, but they're really equities in disguise.

in a diversified portfolio of equities.

The time to rebalance into equities are when we have these deep market corrections or drawdowns, down 20, 30, 40%, that's where you want to engage that.

The time to rebalance into equities are when we have these deep market corrections or drawdowns, down 20, 30, 40%.

The case law says it's a balancing of the equities.

we're going to go all in on certain equities or we're going to not do it, is there a good time?

sets coming out of a regulator or listed equities markets.

He is also the chief investment officer for US equities at Paris Associates which he joined in 1983.

so 60/40 stocks and bonds investing in equities for the long run diversifying across these different asset classes the

Equities will be the best way to do that.

There's a group that had $37 billion worth of equities, market value equities, around the world for different markets.

And we haven't had much happen to equities from '99 to today.

So again, equities is what we need to have the growth, to have the financial security that we want.

Vast majority of the trades taking place in our equities markets are quick, predatory, I sense this trend,

And they had 14% bonds and just 41% in equities.

So, equities grow your money to a lot more over time than fixed income.

What we suggest to people is that they rebalance into equities.

About 30% of these people never return to equities ever again.

What we suggest to people is that they rebalance into equities.

About 30% of these people never return to equities ever again.

and it had over 100,000 yuan per share in share and equities and the whole thing was going for 38,000 yuan.

So why did Warren get $5 billion to insure against the decline of equities over 18 years

And now we've been in a massive 44 month move off the bottom where equities have well more than doubled.

And so if you have a portfolio that let's say is 70% equities and 30% bonds, in the event of a market selloff,

hey, maybe you end up 60% equities and 40% bonds because of how those two asset classes have moved.

hey, maybe you end up 60% equities and 40% bonds because of how those two asset classes have moved.

And the reason for that is because everyone in this region and with equities in this region now understand

So if you're 20, you said you should have 20% in bonds and 80% in equities or some type of alternative composition.

So clearly, this is an asset class that's beyond equities and beyond real estate when we think about what we've invested traditionally

And what I find remarkable about this is just how the United States is well over a third of the entire global equities market.

One of the other reasons banks had gotten riskier was the dollars of assets that they had relative to the dollars of equities, that ratio

That fund was up 18% per year, 100% long in the US equities.

and you're an allocator, and you're head of US equities, or you're head of alternatives or bonds, or whatever it might be, you have a benchmark.

as if you had a property where you might have paid all cash or you have a couple thousand dollars worth of equities

Didn't have many opportunities, and they called it the "Death of Equities."

The more choices they had, the more likely they were to entirely avoid equities.

That the US I'm not confident that US equities will

There are plenty of people who make the argument that, particularly when you're young, having an all-equities portfolio, you know, balanced out with a strong cash reserve

And you see it even in some-- you see it in the going dark debate, you see it in the equities debate,

It starts off with this very dramatic opening sentence that at its height back in 2000, the US Cash Equities Trading Desk at Goldman employed 600 traders,

You know, you've got your money in bonds, real estate, some equally balanced equities portfolio, using Wealthfront, which is a great tool for doing that.

But if you have a field of, say, 25 businesses that have public equities associated with them, you can value those businesses, and then