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The founder of Citadel predicts that the golden age of multi-strategy Funds is over, but investors offer a contrary answer.
Ken Griffin, founder of Citadel, stated last month that the era of prosperity for multi-strategy hedge funds has ended, which is only partly true. Indeed, the Asset Management scale of multi-strategy Funds has decreased compared to last year, partly due to some Funds, including Citadel, returning billions of dollars in profits to clients. However, these Funds are still at their peak, and several of them can even rank among the largest hedge Funds globally. The market demand for leading Funds remains strong, and not only have the performance improved this year, but the competition for talent continues as well. Griffin indicated that smaller multi-strategy Funds are expected to undergo some change.
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Goldman Sachs: Maintains ZTE "Neutral" rating, Target Price raised to HKD 25.2.
Goldman Sachs released a research report stating that as China's telecommunications capital expenditure slows down while entering the mid-to-late stage of the 5G investment cycle, it maintains a "Neutral" rating on ZTE (00763), with the Target Price increased from 22 Hong Kong dollars to 25.2 Hong Kong dollars. The firm expects the company's revenue for the fourth quarter to be 35 billion yuan, unchanged year-on-year, but up 27% quarter-on-quarter. Demand for domestic telecommunications networks is still impacted by the slowing capital expenditure cycle, but overseas income grows robustly. The firm stated that enterprise ICT (Information and Communication Technology) products and Consumer Electronics remain the main drivers of ZTE's growth, and expects these two categories of products to account for ZTE in the fourth quarter.
Goldman Sachs: Maintains BYD Electronics 'Buy' rating, Target Price raised to HKD 51.02.
Goldman Sachs released a research report stating that it maintains a "Buy" rating for BYD Electronics (00285), raising the Target Price from HKD 44.64 to HKD 51.02. The firm adjusted its forecast for the company's Net income for this year and next year by 17% and 12%, respectively, primarily reflecting the intense competition in the saturated Smart Phone market, as well as the severe competition among Autos manufacturers that has squeezed supply chain profitability, leading to a reduction in gross margin. The firm lowered its revenue forecast for BYD Electronics this year by 2%, while raising next year and the year after's revenue forecasts by 3% and 7%, respectively, reflecting the extended product line of automotive electronic products and the potential increase in market share due to the expansion of leading brand deliveries.
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The USD is heading towards its best annual performance in nine years, supported by the USA economy and the threat of tariffs from Donald Trump.
The dollar is heading towards its best annual performance in nearly a decade, as the strengthening USA economy has dampened expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, and the threat of strict tariffs from President-elect Donald Trump has supported bullish bets on the dollar. The Bloomberg USD Index has risen more than 7% year-to-date, marking its best performance since 2015. As other central banks have to step in to support their own economies, all developed country currencies have weakened against the dollar. "This year, the dollar's main pillar is a strong economy," said Barclays Forex strategist Skylar Montgomery Koning, "This strength means the Federal Reserve is entering a range.
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