Low Vol is rapidly becoming the worst performing style of 2016. Since the beginning of September Low Vol and “bond proxy” stocks have underperformed as investors have rotated away from these styles into Value. Barclays was the first to predict this trend earlier in the year and a research note published earlier this week, the bank’s equity analysts revisit the Low Vol rotation theme, predicting more pain ahead for the style. Heading For A Crash As Inflation Picks Up? Equals high interest rate risk? Are Low Yields Really Responsible For the sSuccess? The focal point of the research note is…
Barc: Low Vol Stocks Are Likely To Fall Another 15%
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