Sean Fenton

Green shoots of relief from central banks will take some time to filter into the economy due to a confluence of factors according to Sage Capital.

Sage Capital remains positive on energy and travel but cautious on iron ore, while remaining focused on individual company earnings.

Central banks are likely to continue inflating interest rates around the world, with the US federal reserve at the vanguard. Be wary of thinking markets have gone through the fire already, Sage Capital warns.

Recent market turbulence has brought market neutral long short strategies into primacy, with funds able to look at companies with a clear lens and avoid taking large binary positions.

With bad news priced in, long-short manager Sean Fenton is positive on returns.

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