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The amount of cash sitting on the sidelines is at an all-time high, and it appears that many investors prefer the safety of cash to stocks. But how do the risk profiles of both change over time, and could these investors be at risk?

The U.S. should be in a recession right now. At least, that’s what pundits and economists were telling us a year ago. As recent as April, the Conference Board estimated the odds of a recession starting in the next year at 99%. But we’re not in a recession. The economy is still growing, and The Federal Reserve is now saying they expect interest rates to start falling as soon as this year. If so, the strategies that worked during the last cycle are almost certainly not going to work this time around. It’s time for a new playbook that’s better suited to target the innovation tsunami that may soon crash into the global economy.

Investments that do not fall into the equity or fixed income buckets are often called “alternative investments.” One that has gained much attention over the last several years is private equity, and for good reason.

Econ 101 teaches that when the supply of something rises, and the demand for that something remains constant, the price of that something must come down. Everything from widgets to wine obeys this fundamental principle, including currencies.

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