It's another stark warning sign for investors.Total cash holdings in funds have fallen to their lowest level in nearly two decades, a signal that investors worldwide are seriously underweight in cash, according to a study from Ned Davis Research cited by Bloomberg. As a result, "There’s not a lot of cash to act as a shock absorber," Ed Clissold, the firm's chief U.S. strategist, told Bloomberg. The risk is that a market downdraft may be exacerbated if investors with insufficient cash reserves have to start liquidating equities while prices are falling.
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So, corporations hold the cash accounts, and corporations mostly are plotting tax schemes at the moment. Remember what comes next in the sequence. Sudden rise in rates, tipping point and Trumpcopter.
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