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Anonymous

02 Jan 2021

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What asset class has been mediocre/bad for the past five years, but you believe will do well for the next 5 years?

Wondering what's everyone's take on the future of the different asset classes?

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jhmadhu23

02 Jan 2021

I agree with Randy, emerging markets and small caps. In developed markets, Japan is a good value play.

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Randy

02 Jan 2021

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I believe emerging markets and small cap will do well for the next 5 years. Quite uncertain about value (value has been underperforming for 10+ years and yet there is no sign of mean reverting).

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