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finance-and-business2 years ago

"Citadel Achieves Double-Digit 2023 Gains Yet Trails Behind S&P 500"

Ken Griffin's hedge fund Citadel reported double-digit returns across its various strategies in 2023, with the Wellington fund gaining 15.3%. Despite these gains, Citadel's performance lagged behind the S&P 500, which climbed 24%. The firm's tactical trading and equities funds also saw significant returns, but the overall challenging market conditions made it difficult for many hedge funds to outperform the market. Citadel is set to return all $7 billion in profits from 2023 to its investors, maintaining its trend of giving back profits, with about $25 billion returned since 2018.

via CNBC|
##citadel#finance-and-business
finance-and-business2 years ago

"2023 TSP Performance Surges, Ending Year with Robust Gains"

The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) saw a strong finish in December 2023, with all funds reporting positive returns. The small cap stock index S fund led with a 10.45% gain for the month and a 23.30% annual return. The common stock index C fund had the highest annual return at 26.25%. The government securities investment G fund had the lowest December return at 0.39% but maintained a positive annual return of 4.22%. Lifecycle funds also performed well, with most posting annual returns above 10% and the L-2055, L2060, and L-2065 funds exceeding 25%. Overall, 2023 was a profitable year for TSP investors.

via Federal News Network|
##finance-and-business#governmentsecurities
finance-and-investment2 years ago

"2023: The Year Wall Street Gurus' Grim Predictions Fell Flat"

After a dismal performance in 2022, financial markets experienced a significant rebound in 2023. The S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and various other indices, including international stocks, posted strong gains. Bonds also recovered, with the 10-year Treasury bond yielding a near 4% return. Factors contributing to the positive year included no recession, a drop in inflation, stable unemployment rates, and lower gas prices. The article suggests that historically, bad years like 2022 often present opportunities for long-term investors, and 2023's recovery seems to have proven this point. Looking ahead, the author plans to explore the historical trends following good financial years to speculate on what 2024 might hold.

via A Wealth of Common Sense|
##bonds#economy