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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
Chicken or the Egg: What's Causing This Dollar Weakness, Cyclical Rotation?
It's important to keep an eye on the dollar as it underlines the performance of all asset classes and sector rotation.
How and Where to Invest In a World Like This
There is no doubt we will be entering a period of hyper- or stagflation. Buy commodities, but be choosy.
Average Joe Has One Up on the Smart Money, but for How Long?
Retail investors have been outperforming hedge fund managers and institutions, though the verdict is still out on whether the party will last.
Don't 'Peg' Your Hopes on Sustainable Oil Prices
There is a lot of oil that needs to be soaked up before we see higher sustainable prices, and meanwhile the Saudi-U.S. relationship is thicker than crude.
Is the Market in Full Recovery Mode?
This market action has been pure sector rotation.
The Market Will Have Its Moment of Reckoning
As we look at why the S&P 500 is stuck in its narrow range, we see every retail investor and trader chase the same basket of names higher, edging closer to a technical point where the market could lose its support.
Seeing the Real Impact of Coronavirus as Oil Producers Slash Spending
We have seen the first-round effects of the virus, now it is time for Round 2.
The Oil Market Is Slowly Rebalancing Itself
For now, recovering from oversold levels makes sense. But is this the start of a full-blown price recovery?
As Extreme Coronavirus Fears Subside, Focus on the Economic Damage
It is time to look at how quickly demand can return, despite the Fed's 'all guns blazing' approach to stimulus.
Fed Powell to the Rescue -- Again
Federal Reserve Chair Powell aims to soothe markets with latest injections, but this is a vicious cycle with no end in sight.
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