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A $16 billion hedge fund called Universa, known for mitigating risks during 'black swan' events, warns investors not to get excited about potential Federal Reserve rate cuts as it could coincide with the bursting of what they deem to be "the greatest credit bubble in human history." The fund's CIO, Mark Spitznagel, cautions against viewing rate cuts as positive for risk assets, highlighting concerns about the economy's reliance on low interest rates and the potential for a rapid reversal in markets. Other market analysts, like those at Stifel Investment Bank, foresee a correction in equities due to delayed Fed cuts amidst persistent inflation. Warren Buffett has also been selling stocks, with caution towards market exuberance. Spitznagel advises investors to consider portfolio insurance to safeguard against potential downturns, emphasizing the importance of risk management even while holding stock positions.
Source: YAHOO