When equity managers sound like bond managers
Managers of US equity portfolios, usually an optimistic lot, are more cautious than their peers on the fixed-income side.

As a rule of thumb, equity people are optimists and bond people are more sober. Equities is about upside; bonds are about avoiding defaults. So it is strange when equity fund managers sound cautious about their asset class, and when bond fund managers seem relaxed – especially given the conventional wisdom that rising interest rates are bad news for bonds.
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