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Fixed Income Market Review and Outlook
Fourth Quarter 2011

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January 1, 2012

Despite economic uncertainties in Europe and a raucous political season at home, we see numerous opportunities.  
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Equity Market Review and Outlook
Fourth Quarter 2011

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January 1, 2012

Another roller coaster year for equities.  
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Fixed Income Market Review and Outlook
Third Quarter 2011

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October 18, 2011

Global economic weakness, credit anxiety and an untimely credit downgrade threw world asset markets into a tailspin.  
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Equity Market Review and Outlook
Third Quarter 2011

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October 11, 2011

We are optimistic, but grounded, as secular challenges are paired against what we see as cyclical opportunities.  
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Organizational Update for Private Clients and Equity
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September 19, 2011

We are pleased to make you aware of the latest developments at Newfleet Asset Management for our private client and equity teams.  
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Fixed Income Market Review and Outlook
Second Quarter 2011

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July 22, 2011

Is it too early to take down the sails and run to the cover of Treasuries? We think so.  
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Equity Market Review and Outlook
Second Quarter 2011

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July 22, 2011

We are optimistic, but grounded, as secular challenges are paired against what we see as cyclical opportunities.  
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The "What, Me Worry?" Market
First Quarter 2011 Market Commentary

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April 8, 2011

In the first quarter of 2011, markets shook off a series of worries of near-biblical proportions..  
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Equity Market Review and Outlook - First Quarter 2011
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April 8, 2011

Stocks muscled through a plethora of problems to post solid gains this quarter.  
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The Tyranny of Cycles
Fourth Quarter 2010 Market Commentary

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January 13, 2011

2010 was when policymakers decided that The Great Reflation Experiment needed a reboot.  
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Equity Market Review and Outlook - Fourth Quarter 2010
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January 13, 2011

We suspect more gains are in store for stocks this year... but it won't come easy.   
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The Answer Is Blowin' In The Wind
Third Quarter 2010 Market Commentary

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October 5, 2010

The drip, drip, drip of disappointing demand, the hallmark of a secular debt deflation, finally began to exact its psychological toll in the third quarter.   
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Muni market unphased by California's overdue budget
Source: Fox Business News
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August 30, 2010

Tim Heaney, Municipal Bond Portfolio Manager for SCM Advisors, was quoted in an article on Fox Business News authored by Jim Christie on how the Muni market is reacting to California's ongoing $19 billion budget shortfall.   
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You're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat...
Second Quarter 2010 Market Commentary

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July 2, 2010

Financial fear is back... but can policymakers do anything about it?   
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Taking Issue with the Vice President...
First Quarter 2010 Market Commentary

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April 12, 2010

Some have taken to calling this post-crisis period the Great Recession while others simply refer to it as a debt deflation. Either way it's a Very Big Deal.   
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It's Complicated...
Fourth Quarter 2009 Market Commentary

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January 14, 2010

With The Great Reflation Experiment, policymakers hope to prod private sector demand by attempting to rekindle inert animal spirits.   
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There's Battle Lines Being Drawn...
Third Quarter 2009 Market Commentary

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October 14, 2009

There are increasingly polarized views regarding not only what actually did happen with the recent market meltdown but, more importantly, what it portends for the future.   
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Deleveraging boosts bond fund managers
Source: MarketWatch
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July 29, 2009

Portfolio Manager Bradley Kane was quoted in an article by Sam Mamudi on how bond managers are back in the trading action due to the credit freeze.   Read more...


The Nine Most Terrifying Words in the English Language
Second Quarter 2009 Market Commentary

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July 14, 2009

Except, of course, for when you're really, really terrified to begin with. Then... not so much   Read more...


Government Sponsored Financial Methadone
First Quarter 2009 Market Commentary

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April 13, 2009

Monetary and fiscal policymakers are desperately trying to replace various forms of economic stimulus.   Read more...


There's Something Happening Here...
Fourth Quarter 2008 Market Commentary

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January 13, 2009

What we're unwinding are not just the excesses from the most recent credit cycle, but from multiple credit cycles going as far back as 1980.   Read more...


Against The Grain: SCM Ups Its HY Bond Exposure
Source: Bank Loan Report
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November 3, 2008

An article in The Bank Loan Report highlighted the reasons behind SCM's tactical move to increase its exposure to high yield and high grade bonds..   Read more...


Rules? In a Knife Fight?
Third Quarter 2008 Market Commentary

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October 15, 2008

What can we learn about today's investment environment from Butch Cassidy?    Read more...


Dueling Mandates
Second Quarter 2008 Market Commentary

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July 11, 2008

The second quarter highlighted why it might be better for members of the FOMC to all be on the same page... not to mention the same book.   Read more...


When The Going Gets Weird, The Weird Turn Pro
First Quarter 2008 Market Commentary

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April 11, 2008

The faint outlines of a brave new world of credit are beginning to take shape.   Read more...


The Times They Are A-Changin'
Fourth Quarter 2007 Market Commentary

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January 15, 2008

As the business of borrowing and lending is being re-thought, the global capital markets are being tossed around in the wash phase of the credit cycle.   Read more...


US corporate bond sales surge as market rallies
Source: Reuters
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October 3, 2007

SCM Advisors' Portfolio Manager Robert Bishop was quoted in an article by Dana Aubin on signs that demand for company debt is rising as the credit squeeze wanes.   Read more...


Amending The Bard... it's the Summer of our Discontent
Third Quarter 2007 Market Commentary

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September 30, 2007

The market is re-discovering the notion of risk, and getting a painful re-education about the ebbs and flows of credit.   Read more...


Data LBO may be costly for banks involved
Source: MarketWatch
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September 12, 2007

Portfolio Manager Bradley Kane was quoted in an article by Alistair Barr on how the markets will accept large LBO loans given the turmoil of the summer.   Read more...


Perspectives on a Crunch; "Indigestion," repricing - but no meltdown
Source: American Banker
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August 6, 2007

SCM Portfolio Manager Bradley Kane was quoted in an American Banker article written by Todd Davenport about the battle for the hearts and minds of investors in the corporate credit markets.   Read more...


Chrysler deal hits tougher loan market
Source: MarketWatch
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July 17, 2007

Portfolio Manager Bradley Kane was quoted in an article by Alistair Barr on the fallout as investors push back ahead of a record $250 bln in borrowing for big buyouts.   Read more...


Saved by the Margin Clerks
Second Quarter 2007 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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June 30, 2007

The recent rise in Treasury notes has been capped by fears of a subprime meltdown... for now.   Read more...


Market's Jitters Stir Some Fears For Buyout Boom
Source: The Wall Street Journal
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June 28, 2007

Portfolio Manager Bradley Kane was quoted in a front page article by Serena Ng, Tom Lauricella and Michael Aneiro about how takeover-related debt is getting a chilly reception.    Read more...


The Shallow End of the Meme Pool
First Quarter 2007 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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March 30, 2007

Google the word "meme" and you'll find that its a term coined by the biologist Richard Dawkins, referring to a unit of cultural information that can propagate from one mind to another in a manner analogous to genes. According to Wikipedia, examples of memes include tunes, ideas, catch-phrases, and beliefs. We at SCM Advisors would like to add another: those fleeting notions that find their way to the forefront of market consciousness.   Read more...


Excerpts from SCM's March 5 Morning Meeting
Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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March 5, 2007

It's definitely been an interesting last few days as risk premiums are being ratcheted higher in quantum chunks.   Read more...


Seneca Capital Management is now "SCM Advisors LLC"
Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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February 1, 2007

Same company, same investment team; with new investment vehicles and a new name.   Read more about our name change...


Seasonal Musings: The Song Remains (Uncomfortably) the Same
Fourth Quarter 2006 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
Format: PDF
January 2007

What does the year-end convergence of market opinion say about the prospects for the perfect soft-landing?   Read more...


Doug Couden: Investment Outlook
Source: Investment News
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January 2007

Director of equity and senior portfolio manager Doug Couden gives his forecast for what to expect with the equity markets in 2007, and his projections for the major indices.   Read more...


The Summer's Surprise: A Yield Curve Ball
Third Quarter 2006 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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October 2006

Determining which way the bond markets are headed is not as simple as most analysts think.   Read more...


Beware the Ides of... May
Second Quarter 2006 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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July 2006

As months go, May doesn't usually stand out in the financial markets. That certainly wasn't the case with the 2006 version. This was one for the ages.   Read more...


Where Time Frames Meet
First Quarter 2006 Market Commentary

Source: Newfleet Asset Management
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April 2006

Seems like everyone's talking about the shape of "the curve" these days. The reason for all the buzz is that while the Treasury yield curve typically slopes upward and to the right, the current version does not.   Read more...


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