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Maleeha Bengali
Maleeha Bengali is CEO of MB Commodities Capital, based in London. In the past two decades, she has worked as a portfolio manager and hedge fund manager for UBS, Goldman Sachs, and Merill Lynch. She began contributing to TheStreet's Real Money in 2018, where she specializes in commodities coverage.
Bengali focuses on using both top-down macro and bottom-up fundamental relative value analysis applying cross-asset arbitrage techniques to capitalize on the relative mispricings evident in these asset classes. She has generated a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of ~ 10% using systematic delta neutral investment trading strategies; minimizing market and directional risk while maximizing returns, focusing on alpha generation.
When Bengali isn’t covering global financial topics, she can be found on the tennis court, biking, or listening to EDM music.
Recent Articles By The Author
Is the Market Finally Waking Up to the Term Stagflation?
U.S. economic data is showing signs of a slowdown and the job market is in a mess.
Waiting to Buy the Next Dip Could Turn Into an Expensive Proposition
Traders who hope to catch another market pullback before buying could regret their inaction should stocks grind higher.
Is the 60/40 Portfolio Dead?
It's important to rethink one's hedge as just because it worked over the past doesn't necessarily mean it will in the future.
What Happened to Gold and Silver Going Higher, Pounding the Table Calls?
As gold and silver tick lower and lower, investors are eagerly watching their charts to give them a clue that will never happen.
September Technology Calls Expire Worthless for Robinhood Traders
Those traders who hoped to capitalize on market momentum with call options have discovered this month that stocks don't always go up.
Saudi Oil Minister Threatens Oil Short Traders, but It's the Longs Liquidating
Shorts have not even started pressing over the price yet.
What Happens If the Market Falters From Here?
We haven't broken any uptrend levels from the March lows and the S&P is left undecided between the 21-day and 50-day moving averages.
Could Copper Be the Next Shoe to Drop?
The metal's price has held up well, but it could be a different story if post-lockdown demand starts to ebb, particularly in China.
Options Trading Is Behind This Tech Rise, and Now It Is Faltering
The August upward momentum is fizzling out, and here is why.
The Oil Market Is Cheap, So Why Does It Keep Falling?
Cheap can always get cheaper in the commodity space, and this will be true for the oil markets until demand picks up.
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