"If you think about the most crowded trades in the world right now, the most crowded trades are risk parity trades," he said.
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The long dollar trade is still the third most crowded.
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What do fund managers see as the most crowded trades?
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Tech - this year's "most crowded" trade - shows signs of exhaustion.
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The attack took place in one of Sanaa's most crowded locations.
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Bitcoin was viewed as the most crowded trade, followed by Nasdaq.
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It was the most crowded subway that i have ever seen.
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It's the most crowded of any trade since December 2015, BAML said.
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The fund managers viewed European equities as the second-most-crowded trade.
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Another favorite to watch, "most crowded trade," was to short European equities.
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THE airspace over London is among the most crowded in the world.
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The "most crowded" trade was in long U.S. Treasuries, a safe-haven.
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So much for the most crowded field of Democratic aspirants in memory.
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Which got us thinking: What happened on the subway's most crowded day?
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The electronics section itself was the most crowded section of the store.
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"Bakeries are usually the most crowded places in a bazaar," says Raoul.
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"This was the most crowded lululemon store we've visited on Black Friday, and hands down it was the most crowded store in the King of Prussia mall," said MKM analyst Roxanne Meyer in a note to clients Monday.
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In January, the most-crowded trade highlighted in the survey published on Jan.
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The sidewalks nearest to subway stations, however, tend to be the most crowded.
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Treasuries were the "most crowded" trade for the first time in its survey.
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It was the most crowded debate so far in the Democratic presidential race.
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And remember: Even the most crowded cabins are open to broad new horizons.
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New York's L train is the tenth most crowded line, according to Google.
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Here are five of the top 10 most crowded stocks, according to UBS.
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The sector overtook tech as the most crowded last month, the data shows.
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He headed to the most crowded part of the club, the main bar area.
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That could prove a bad omen - assets named "most crowded" usually sink soon afterwards.
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Malé in the Maldives is one of the most crowded islands in the world.
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Its most crowded holds more than three times as many inmates as it should.
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The 'long Nasdaq' trade replaces the bullish U.S. dollar trade as the most crowded.
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Israel's schools, highways and courts are among the most crowded in the Western world.
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The reefs that are in worst shape are those off the most crowded beaches.
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As recently as March, long U.S. dollar was viewed as the most crowded trade.
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BAML said this was the most crowded trade outright since "long U.S. dollar" in 2015.
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He first headed to the most crowded part of the club, the main bar area.
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Betting against European stocks was the most crowded trade in April, for a second month.
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The third- and fourth-most crowded trades are long U.S. dollar and then long Treasurys.
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Here are nine "most crowded" stocks over-owned by fund managers, according to Credit Suisse.
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Many stayed home and restaurants in some of the city's most crowded parts were deserted.
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Both FAANG and BAT are seen as the most crowded trade for a fifth month.
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Thailand has some of Asia's most crowded prisons, with most inmates jailed for drug offences.
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But San Francisco has one of the most crowded and expensive office markets in the US.
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Woo said the easy money policies have encouraged investors to jump into the most crowded trade.
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That's even more impressive considering shorting EM was the third most crowded trade just last month.
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Its compact and sleek design allows it to fit comfortably on even the most crowded countertop.
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I chose to go for "The Dining Room," which looked the most crowded from the outside.
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The most crowded trade in the eyes of fund managers remains bullish bets on U.S. Treasuries.
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Investors following the "most crowded trade" bandwagon have fallen flat on their faces in recent years.
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In February, 14 candidates made up the most crowded mayoral ballot the city had ever seen.
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Shorting the dollar has been the second most-crowded trade in the survey since February this year.
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FAANG is still the second most-crowded trade, followed by bets against emerging markets, the survey showed.
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The debate will be broadcast on CNN and is set to be the most crowded one yet.
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One of the most crowded trades on Wall Street is about to implode, says one market watcher.
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Shorting the U.S. dollar was seen as the second-most crowded trade, followed by buying corporate bonds.
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"They're proposing to hurt people at the most crowded, fastest-growing stations," Mr. Lander, a Democrat, said.
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The intersection of Houston Street and Bowery is now one of New York City's most crowded corners.
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The sections that sold hot food and coffee were among the most crowded when we were there.
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The beach in Rio is, by far, the most crowded of any event site throughout the season.
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According to InMarket's data, the most crowded times to shop are at 3, 4, and 5 p.m.
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That the Democrats are hosting the most crowded presidential casting call in a generation is not helping.
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In the BofA survey, bitcoin supplanted the Nasdaq and the short dollar trade as the most crowded.
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At Bernie Sanders' most crowded rallies, teeming with young people, introductory speakers from Cornell West to Rep.
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ET. A dozen Democratic presidential candidates meet tonight for the most crowded presidential debate in modern history.
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Tech and growth stocks are now ranked as the most "crowded" trade by investors polled by BofA.
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Among the questions participants answer is what they consider to be the 'most crowded trade' in world markets.
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It also used this data to create rankings of the most crowded routes and stops around the world.
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The report states that Buenos Aires has the first, third, and sixth most crowded lines in the world.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii and businessman Tom Steyer — have qualified, making for the most crowded debate stage yet.
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One of the most crowded races is in Ohio's 12th District, a midstate district just north of Columbus.
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However, she consistently struggled to gain traction in one of the most crowded primary fields in modern history.
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Long U.S. Treasury bonds remain the most crowded trading area for the fourth straight month, the research said.
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The low band, used by broadcast television and mobile data, is the most crowded and therefore the slowest.
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The most recent survey indicates the second most-crowded trade has been growing in conviction: shorting the U.S. dollar.
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The tightly-packed territory is also home to the world's most crowded district and the most expensive housing market.
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The dollar has replaced technology stocks as the most crowded trade for the first time since January, it said.
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When rescuers recover eggs, they take them to the society's hatchery at Kuta, one of Bali's most crowded beaches.
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Various companies have plans to send thousands of new satellites into low-Earth orbit, already the most crowded area.
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While these are useful models, make no mistake, our NAS is the most crowded and complex of its kind.
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Tech became the most crowded trade in U.S. stocks last year as the sector handily outperformed the broader market.
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U.S. tech stocks were named the most crowded trade, displacing short European shares for the first time since November 2018.
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It found the most crowded transit lines are in Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Paris, Tokyo, and New York's L train.
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Is it now also becoming one of the most crowded when it comes to the companies offering the transportation, too?
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Bangladesh, already the world's most crowded major nation, has accepted more than a million Rohingya fleeing ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
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They also still see the bet on technology's biggest names — the "FANG" and "BAT" stocks — as the most crowded trade.
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Trump's remarks also took a shot at one of the most crowded trades on the planet - long wagers on the dollar.
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It is also one of the most crowded, sometimes producing an element of friction among commuters over small acts of inconsideration.
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Measuring 365 square kilometres and home to 2m people, it is one of the most crowded and miserable places on Earth.
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Around 26 percent of fund managers in the survey identified being short emerging markets as the most crowded trade this month.
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The 2020 presidential election could feature the most crowded Democratic primary in decades, with scores of Democrats rumored as potential contenders.
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The New York area is one of the most crowded regions in the country when it comes to stadiums and arenas.
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Scenes like these are common for emergency medical workers in Times Square, one of the most crowded places in the country.
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"My grandma was in the shower," Trungelliti recalled Monday, smiling before the most crowded news conference of the tournament so far.
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Fund managers in a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report in December tagged technology stocks as the market's "most crowded" trade.
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Below, your Carpetbagger surveys Oscar's most crowded field, but be forewarned: This contest is going to go down to the wire.
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But the most crowded space is focused on interventions, like turning therapy into an app you can access from your phone.
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At 4 inches across and 2 inches tall, it's small and unobtrusive enough to fit on the most crowded cabinet top.
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In New York, the Lexington Avenue line, the nation's most crowded subway route, runs a peak of 29 trains per hour.
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In December 2017, the most crowded trade, according to the BAML survey, was Bitcoin — a 70 percent rout ensued in 2018.
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The soccer stadium would be the latest addition to what is already considered the country's most crowded market for sports venues.
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Technology continues to be the most crowded sector in the S&P 500, followed by health care and utilities, according to Bernstein.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch on Tuesday said investors saw emerging markets as the "most crowded" trade for the first time ever.
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The London borough of Newham is now the most crowded in the country, with an average of 3.04 people sharing a property.
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One particularly useful piece of information in Google Maps is the times of day when a location is usually the most crowded.
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It takes over four punishing hours to hike there, round trip, and was, by far, the most crowded tourism spot I visited.
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Perkins joins the NFL's most crowded backfield in Gotham, and will scuffle with Brandon Jacobs, Shane Vereen, and Andre Williams to see work.
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For the first time in nearly a year, the FAANG trade "is no longer the most crowded trade" by investors, the report said.
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Shorting U.S. Treasuries and going long on the dollar were the other two most crowded trades, at 16 percent and 9 percent respectively.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, released a survey Tuesday showing global fund managers see Nasdaq as the world's most crowded long trade.
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Yet, FANG and big-cap tech stocks remained the most crowded trade for a third month, according to 33 percent of the participants.
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I set off with Mr. Kayden on an informal survey of some of Manhattan's most crowded neighborhoods, where hostile architecture has long flourished.
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The dominant popularity matches the soaring interest — and concern — from investors, who increasingly see bitcoin as the most crowded trade in the world.
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Or, of course, the app could be one of thousands that ultimately fail in gaming's most crowded market, the mobile space, every year.
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There are currently 15 major Democratic candidates running in one of the most crowded fields in history — and they all boast impressive resumés.
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Shares of technology giants have fallen out of favor with fund managers, replaced by bets on the U.S. dollar as the most crowded trade.
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On the industry level, household and personal products as well as health-care equipment and services are most crowded in the S&P 500.
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The swift exodus has taken the Rohingya refugee population to 837,000, making Bangladesh one of the world's largest, most crowded settlement of asylum-seekers.
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Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo dominated the rankings for the most-crowded transit lines, as each city had 3 lines in the top 10.
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The strategy of buying the most crowded stocks owned by hedge funds beats the market, according to hedge-fund tracking firm Symmetric's latest report.
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Since December last year, the "most-crowded" trades featured in the survey have reversed in a short space of time following the poll's publication.
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"Long FANG" stocks was a favorite most crowded trade more than a year ago, and of course that went wrong in the fourth quarter.
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While the tournaments' multiple conference rooms were air conditioned throughout the weekend, the most crowded areas became intensely hot during the event's peak hours.
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They joined about 300,000 Rohingya already in Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest and most crowded nations, who had fled previous bouts of violence.
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But with money spread across a wide pack, winners of many of the most crowded Democratic primaries now trail their GOP opponents in fundraising.
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For seafood, head to the string of restaurants along the water at Pointe des Almadies and go for whichever spot is the most crowded.
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They take up space on some of the city's most crowded corridors and encourage loitering and homeless encampments near Pennsylvania Station and other places.
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For three months, Nasdaq has been dubbed the most crowded trade by global fund managers in the monthly Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey.
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Congestion pricing, where drivers pay extra when streets are most crowded, has started in Milan, Stockholm and London, sending revenue to mass transit improvements.
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The job will go to either Lori Lightfoot or Toni Preckwinkle, the top vote-getters on the most crowded ballot in the city's history.
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Furthermore, the Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly investor survey shows the greenback regaining the "most crowded trade" crown from the FAANG tech stocks group.
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The Bosporus, currently the only route available to vessels going in and out of the Black Sea, is one of the world's most crowded waterways.
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In contrast, 82 percent viewed U.S. stocks as expensive, just off April's record high, while the Nasdaq technology index was deemed the most crowded trade.
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The result: emerging markets were crowned the most crowded trade by Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly investor survey for the first time on record.
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Survey respondents consider the U.S. dollar at its most overvalued since June 2002 but said the most crowded trade is a bet against European stocks.
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According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's June Global Fund Manager Survey, long Nasdaq was deemed the "most crowded" trade for the second straight month.
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All of that popularity comes even though 222% of fund managers identified the bet on U.S. Treasurys as the most crowded trade in the market.
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A survey of fund managers released Tuesday by Bank of America Merrill Lynch showed the Nasdaq at the top of the most-crowded trade list.
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Should O'Rourke throw his hat into the ring, he would be joining what is expected to be the most crowded primary field in modern history.
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The New Jersey governor's backing follows one of the most crowded and bruising GOP presidential primaries in recent memory, at one point topping 17 contenders.
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Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest and most crowded countries, initially said the Rohingya were not welcome and ordered border guards to push them back.
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Meanwhile, let's turn our focus to upgrading sorely neglected mass transit systems that can reduce the traffic hazards on our most crowded roads and highways.
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On the Lexington Avenue line, the system's most-crowded, just 77 of 63 scheduled trains routinely run through Grand Central from 8 to 9 a.m.
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The new line is expected to offer long-needed relief to subways on the East Side of Manhattan, the most crowded lines in the nation.
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That project is considered essential to helping alleviate congestion on the subway system, especially on the nearby Lexington Avenue line, the nation's most crowded subway.
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Bennet is competing in the most crowded Democratic field in the modern political era, with more than 20 candidates vying to challenge Republican President Donald Trump.
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Here are 10 stocks on Credit Suisse's "most crowded shorts" report and the two companies on the list that rated the best under the HOLT framework.
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While investors are negative on Europe, the second-most crowded trade favors buying big-cap growth names in the U.S. and China, through FAANG and BAT.
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Part of it is because I feel past the age when throwing on a slutty getup and hitting the most crowded party feels like peak fun.
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Investors also cited the so-called "FAANGs" and "BATs", U.S. and Chinese technology shares, as the most "crowded" trade for the fifth month in a row.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was again picked as the "most crowded" trade, with 38 percent of poll respondents nominating this, the same as last month.
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Investors also are concerned about the surge in tech stocks, with the Nasdaq at the top of the most-crowded trade list, according to the survey.
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The Democratic primary field is expected to be the most crowded in the party's history, with a few dozen hopefuls rumored to be considering a run.
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The Good Conduct Time Allowance Law was passed under Duterte's predecessor in 2013 to encourage rehabilitation, and de-congest some of the world's most crowded jails.
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Not having to wedge onto the perpetually packed trains and platforms of the nearby Lexington Avenue subway, the most crowded subway line in the United States.
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Hong Kong, one of the most crowded metropolises in the world, had been in virtual lockdown since the morning, with many shops and subway stations closed.
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Since President Rodrigo Duterte began a violent antidrug campaign in 2016, Philippine jails have become increasingly packed, and rank among the most crowded in the world.
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It was the first year the primary system operated in full gear, and it featured the most crowded field until, well, the 2016 Republican contest. Rep.
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Manila, Philippines — Breastfeeding her three-month-old daughter, Hazel Encarnacion, 16, walks through the narrow alleyways of Tondo, one of Manila's poorest and most crowded neighborhoods.
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Since the end of last year, the "most-crowded" trades featured in the survey have all unravelled in a short space of time following the poll's publication.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund manager survey confirmed that view, with investors naming "short" European equities as the most crowded trade for the first time.
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Welcome to Memorial Day weekend, the grand American tradition that heralds the unofficial start to summer and some of the most crowded travel days of the year.
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Professional investors are heading for cover, making the rush into government bonds the most-crowded trade in the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey.
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Being long Nasdaq was seen as the most crowded trade for the second month in a row, cited by 583 percent, up from 258 percent in May.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's July fund manager survey showed the dollar was the fourth most crowded trade with 49 percent of respondents saying it is overvalued.
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Investors said U.S. government bonds were the "most crowded" trade for the third straight month, while they saw the trade war as the top risk to markets.
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But even before then, it will go a long way toward alleviating delays and congestion on the nearby Lexington Avenue line, the most crowded in the city.
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With a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey casting bitcoin as the world's most crowded investment, CNBC's Jim Cramer weighed the idea of the cryptocurrency replacing gold.
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In Chinatown, one of the city's most crowded and busy neighborhoods, Wellington Chen, the executive director of the business improvement district, said he welcomed the city's plans.
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Business Insider received insights from three companies dealing with consumer data — InMarket, Gongos, and CivicScience — to find out the least and most crowded times for grocery stores.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, one of the city's most crowded parks already, Pier 3 adds 4.5 acres of breathing room, sandwiched between soccer fields and basketball courts.
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U.S. Treasuries (32%) remained at the most crowded trade identified by fund managers, ahead of U.S. tech (19%), growth stocks (15%) and investment grade corporate bonds (12%).
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This was the most crowded televised presidential debate ever, with 12 candidates, so I'd need the column equivalent of "War and Peace" to appraise all of them.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly investor survey showed the greenback regaining the "most crowded trade" crown, snatching it back from the FAANG/BAT tech stocks group.
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Market pros responding to the July Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Managers Survey labeled the "FAANG + BAT" trade the most crowded for the sixth straight month.
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Who would have thought that the mayor of South Bend, the fourth largest city in Indiana, could compete in one of the most crowded primary fields ever?
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The BofA survey showed the most 'crowded' trades were currently: #1 long U.S. tech & growth stocks, #2 long U.S. Treasuries and #3 long investment grade corporate bonds.
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Since President Rodrigo Duterte launched a violent antidrug campaign in 2016, jails in the Philippines have become increasingly packed, ranking among the most crowded in the world.
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Going "long" U.S. Treasuries has featured as what fund managers think is the "most-crowded trade" for two months straight in a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey.
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So-called FAANG and BAT technology shares were identified as the most crowded trade for the sixth month in a row, cited by 53 percent of survey respondents.
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The most-crowded trade according to the survey, published on December 19, was to go long, or buy and hold Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation.
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After all, sentiment is already rock bottom - investors surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch named "short European equities" the most crowded trade for the second month running.
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The most-crowded trade according to the survey, published on December 19, was to go long, or buy and hold Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
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Historically, the three Thursdays following the Fourth of July (this year that's July 5, 12 and 19) are among the most crowded days at the airport all year.
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Here are the firm's top 10 most crowded hedge fund stocks in the index down the most this year, which may offer the most upside according to Symmetric.
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Following one of the most crowded and competitive party leadership elections in decades, Perez faces a challenge in unifying and rejuvenating a party still reeling from the Nov.
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BAML's fund manager survey this week showed investors have been cutting down on their tech exposure, considering the sector the "most crowded" trade for the third month running.
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With releases like Final Fantasy XV and the new Pokemon games penciled in, this fall is going to be one of the most crowded seasons in recent memory.
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Travelers can expect airports to be the most crowded and tickets to be the most expensive on Friday, the most popular day to fly over those four days.
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Short dollar bets were the third most crowded trade in global markets in the first week of September, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch investor survey.
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He also said that congestion pricing — charging fees to drive into the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to raise money for transit — was worth considering.
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"Return" was tangentially interpreted here, but it is embedded in the very condition of Gaza, which is perhaps the largest, most crowded and confined refugee camp of all.
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In addition to hiring staff, the expansion to 53-year-olds would require hundreds of classrooms, including some in the most crowded — and expensive — parts of the city.
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The party is expected to see one of the most crowded primary fields in its history in 2020, with some three dozen Democrats said to be weighing campaigns.
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In Europe, the countries with the most crowded prisons include Albania, Belgium, France, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia and Spain, according to a recent report from the Council of Europe.
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Here's the latest: Since President Rodrigo Duterte launched a violent antidrug campaign in 2016, Philippine jails have become increasingly packed, ranking among the most crowded in the world.
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Microsoft, Bank of America, Intel and Union Pacific, slated to report earnings in the next two weeks, are among the most crowded companies in the universe, according to Bernstein.
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However, T+L notes that Wednesday and Sunday are going to be the lightest days and Friday and Saturday are set to be the most crowded, so plan accordingly.
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Niles made his comments hours after Bank of America Merrill Lynch put out new research showing that the Nasdaq is the most "crowded" trade on the planet right now.
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It marked one of the largest satellite ride-sharing missions ever launched and the most crowded single mission in US history, according to Spaceflight, SpaceX's customer for the launch.
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"Financials are a very crowded long trade with Bank of America probably being the most crowded," said RJ Grant, head of trading at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York.
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Two of the most crowded trades, betting on stocks with low volatility and ones with high dividend yield, have been major losers, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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It's guaranteed to be a black woman, and it will mark the end to the most crowded, least predictable mayor's race in the history of America's third-largest city.
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And so, in addition to the more typical questions about his candidacy — What are his odds in one of the most crowded and diverse Democratic primaries in American history?
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Mr. Cuomo supports a congestion pricing plan that would charge drivers entering the most crowded parts of Manhattan and is expected to offer a detailed proposal early next year.
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The five stocks together have been the most crowded trade for the past six months, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of institutional investors in July.
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It contained more than 40 million pounds of structural steel and stood along Lexington Avenue from 53rd Street to 19773th, one of the most crowded areas in the country.
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So West Coast horsemen scoured their barns for capable 3-year-olds, and 13 were entered, resulting in the most crowded starting gate for this event in 36 years.
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The president's remarks come a day after another Democratic showdown, in which 12 contenders took turns jabbing each other and Trump in the most crowded presidential debate in history.
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With a 53 percent response rate, the trade is the most crowded overall since the bet on the U.S. dollar going up in January 2017, according to the survey.
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Trades considered to be the most crowded were tech and growth stocks, U.S. Treasurys, and investment grade corporate bonds, with the bet against volatility showing the biggest monthly gain.
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Both women beat out 12 other candidates in an election in February, a who's who of well-known names that made up the most crowded ballot in municipal history.
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Snapshot: Above, sailboats in the Gulf of Trieste preparing at the start line ahead of the Barcolana regatta — one of the most crowded races of its kind in the world.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's latest monthly poll released this week showed that the "long dollar" trade is the most crowded trade in the world among the fund managers surveyed.
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According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly survey of global fund managers, the most crowded trade in June was "long FAANG + BAT" for the fifth month in a row.
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UBS shared a list of the top 10 most crowded and non-crowded stock lists to investors on Monday, and Apple was at the top of the non-crowded list.
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On Monday, the Nasdaq composite, S&P 500, German DAX, and Hang Seng closed at records — survey respondents also said buying the tech-heavy Nasdaq is the most crowded trade.
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It breaks down the best and worst times to travel by state and also throws in information about when popular places, like grocery and liquor stores, are the most crowded.
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Long dollar, or buying and holding the dollar, was the most-crowded trade in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund manager survey for the second straight month in January.
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WASHINGTON — A series of high-profile Republican retirements and a growing base of Democratic voters have made congressional races in Texas some of the country's most crowded and closely watched.
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Some of that art is displayed in his studio as casually unframed drawings, but much of the studio's most crowded wall is devoted to the planning of Mr. Malloy's writing.
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According to BAML's survey, the dollar is its most overvalued since June 2006 and long dollar positions were once again far and away the most 'crowded trade' in world markets.
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Quantitative strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch noted two months ago that actively managed funds were already reducing their tech "overweight" bets — yet it remained the "most crowded" sector.
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There are also concerns about the overwhelming popularity of big tech, with the BAML poll showing U.S. and Chinese tech stocks remained the "most crowded" trade for the ninth consecutive month.
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One of the best (and most crowded) talks at this year's Game Developers Conference was a lecture by three of the directors of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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The show's premise is familiar, if not downright cliché: It takes place in a future São Paulo not far removed from some of the most crowded, impoverished favelas of today's Brazil.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Short positioning on European equities was the "most crowded trade" for the second straight month in April, a survey of fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch found.
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They see far greater risks in the bond market, which they rate the top "tail risk" while at the same time rating bets against volatility to be the most crowded trade.
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But there are plenty of ways to celebrate Pride away from some of the weekend's most crowded events — including Ms. Minogue's Sunday appearance at Pride Island, which is sold out anyway.
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The "most crowded" trade for the eighth straight month was "Long FAANG and BAT" - acronyms for U.S. tech giants Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google, and China's Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
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After a few sips of coffee, I made my way to the ice skating rink at Bryant Park, which was the most crowded area of the park, even at 3 p.m.
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Travelers who wish to avoid crowds should avoid booking flights on Thursdays and Fridays when airports are at their most crowded, John Heimlich, chief economist at Airlines for America, told Dallas News .
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund manager survey found the leading U.S. and Asian tech stocks, known by their FAANG and BAT acronyms, are still considered the most crowded trade globally.
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The 219.1 major Democrats running for president are fiercely competing for donations in order to rise to the front of the race in one of the most crowded fields in recent history.
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He took me to the most crowded table in the casino, broadcast my secret to 13 strangers, handed me a pair of dice and placed a bet on the table for me.
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Saturday's main protest takes place in Mong Kok -- one of the most crowded places in the world, with population densities of up to 130,000 people per square kilometer (52,000 per square mile).
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Until now, residents have been forced to trek blocks to the nearest packed subway stops to board No.33, 23 and 2000 trains on Lexington Avenue, the nation's most-crowded subway line.
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Twelve candidates will share the stage during the fourth Democratic presidential debate this month, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced on Wednesday, making it the most crowded single-night debate to date.
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Democrats also focused on the economy and the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump in a wide-ranging debate that, with 12 contenders on stage, was the most crowded in presidential history.
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"Based on our flows-based investor positioning model, Turkey replaced Colombia as the most crowded emerging market, while Brazil replaced India as the second least crowded market after Russia," the report said.
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More than two dozen gunmen traveling in five vehicles stormed the mosque when it was at its most crowded, during Friday Prayer, exploding a bomb and then spraying the worshipers with gunfire.
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From atmospheric graveyards covered in creeping ivy to pouring rain crashing down on cobblestone streets, Wrightson managed to convey pure, heartfelt emotion through some of the most crowded, cluttered panels ever imagined.
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Name of the type of storm that occurs within the most crowded coastline of the U.S., often brings massive amounts of snow, and can carry winds of 218 miles per hour or more.
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Global tech stocks have been cited as the most crowded trade for months, but 68 percent of poll participants who answered a question on this did not expect a correction by year-end.
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According to a report from AAA, this Thanksgiving, airports, train stations and roads will be the most crowded they've been since 225 — with some 221 million Americans expected to travel more 216 miles.
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Case in point, the long dollar position was the most crowded trade in the December survey and the currency, as measured by the dollar index, just fell to its lowest level since November.
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The survey found that 240 percent of respondents named bitcoin as the most crowded trade in the financial world, up from 4.73 percent in September when the digital currency first led the list.
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On December 22009, 21979, Vida Movahedi, a 229-year-old Iranian mother, climbed atop a utilities box on one of Tehran's most crowded streets and silently waved a white headscarf on a stick.
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Even so, for those who tuned into "Serial," the new documentary makes a convincing argument for its own existence, in what has become, for better or worse, one of TV's most crowded genres.
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The most crowded trade was U.S. tech stocks listed on the Nasdaq index - in that position for the sixth time this year - along with junk debt and short-volatility positions, the poll showed.
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One of the most crowded offerings was a presentation, by the New York gallery Queer Thoughts, of 12 new works by the Mexico City-based artist Chelsea Culprit, hosted at Maureen Paley gallery.
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Candidates will take the most crowded debate stage in the history of US presidential primaries as their race approaches a turning point just three-and-a-half months before voters begin to weigh in.
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Similar to when crowded restaurant and store predictions rolled out in 2017, Google Maps took user data on past rides to map out when certain train, bus, and subway lines are the most crowded.
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Being long U.S. dollars was the most crowded trade "by a country mile", cited by almost half of all respondents (47 percent), followed in a distant second place by short government bonds (11 percent).
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A survey of fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) found earlier this week that short positioning on European equities was the "most crowded trade" for the second straight month in April.
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Also notable: Investors believe the most crowded trade is the U.S. dollar "by a country mile," BofAML said, with the percentage of respondents who think the greenback is overvalued the highest since November 2006.
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Steyer's announcement winnowed down the field of potential contenders for the Democratic Party's 2020 presidential nomination — a field that is already shaping up to be one of the most crowded in the party's history.
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New technology can identify vehicles on any roadway and automatically charge them, so the task force was able to draw a narrower — and perhaps more politically palatable — cordon limited to the most crowded streets.
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Emerging equity funds have suffered outflows over the past three weeks, according to EPFR data, and investors in a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey described emerging markets as the "most crowded trade".
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Rather than being the only progressive opponent to an establishment-backed front-runner, the Vermont Independent would join what may be the most crowded, fractured and uncertain Democratic primary in the last quarter-century.
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Fund managers see Nasdaq stocks as the most crowded trade in the world, and as a result, they trimmed technology positioning in June and reduced allocations to U.S. stocks to the lowest since 236.
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Just under a third of respondents continued to cite long U.S. technology equities as the most crowded trade, with some 30.4 percent saying they planned to underweight information technology stocks in the next 12 months.
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Pavao is at the Tacumbu prison in the Paraguayan capital of Asuncion -- the largest and one of the country's most crowded detention centers -- and his spacious accommodation is at striking odds with his fellow inmates.
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If this guy feels ballsy enough to berate a group of people in a crowded cafe in one of the most crowded and yes, diverse, cities in the world, I'm thinking that's the real him.
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In the 2900th district, which has one of the most crowded fields of Democratic challengers in the state, Republican incumbent Mimi Walters easily came out on top with a solid 220006 percent of the vote.
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According to a quarter of the 200 global fund managers surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch recently, bitcoin is also the world's most crowded trade, leaving many vulnerable to a switch in the market.
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According to the report, factors that increase the deadliness of an attack include planning attacks to exploit specific vulnerabilities in targets, including focusing on soft targets and planning attacks when areas are the most crowded.
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This will be my final destination: I've decided to skip the third on my itinerary because since this center always is the most crowded one in the neighborhood, if it's empty, then they all are.
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Paytm today announced two new features for businesses as the financial services firm looks to expand its reach in the nation that has quickly become one of the world's most crowded and competitive payments markets.
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Some political observers have been urging him to try to replicate that campaign in 2020 against Texas' other Republican senator, John Cornyn, rather than enter one of the most crowded Democratic primary fields in history.
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Fund managers named the dollar as the most crowded trade - ahead of tech stocks - for the second month running, while the trade war scenario topped the list of biggest tail risks for the eighth straight month.
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"His bid isn't just bad news for residents, it's more proof that Democrats are about to endure the most crowded, divisive, and contentious primary in history," Republican National Committee spokesman Michael Ahrens said in a statement.
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In February, during the most crowded mayoral primary in city history, Ms. Lightfoot and Ms. Preckwinkle topped a far larger array of candidates of various ethnicities, races and genders, removing all the others from Tuesday's runoff.
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The most crowded primary in modern political history was down to 14 candidates, as the party grew nervous that neither a nonwhite candidate nor a governor made it to the top tier of the final group.
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"Short European equities" was named by investors as the "most crowded" trade in a BAML survey on Tuesday, prompting some contrarian buying of European stocks, but not enough to move the needle in terms of flows.
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The correction featured the implosion of several ETFs that bet against market volatility, and that "short-vol" theme went from being regarded as the most crowded trade in January to sixth on the list in March.
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In another survey of fund managers released Tuesday, Bank of America Merrill Lynch also found that shares of technology giants have fallen out of favor, replaced by bets on the U.S. dollar as the most crowded trade.
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The FANG stocks, plus Apple and Chinese stocks Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, in August were the most crowded trade on Wall Street for the seventh straight month, according to survey of fund managers by Bank of America.
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The real estate investment trust owns more than 100 shopping center properties in the most crowded areas in the U.S. Cramer speculated that it could be because REITs have been gaining strength due to their large yields.
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In what is almost certain to be the most crowded field of Democrats running for the White House in modern history, candidates are putting a premium on efforts to stand apart from the rest of the field.
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New York City is considered one of the country's most crowded market for sports stadiums and arenas — many of which have been built with sizable public assistance in the form of free land, tax breaks and cash.
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While long dollar bets remain among the most crowded trades in the foreign exchange markets, the euro has been pegged back by a series of negative headlines about the European economy, which is struggling to gain momentum.
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Investors picked "Long FAANG and BAT" as the "most crowded" trade for the seventh straight month, BAML's August survey found, referring to U.S. tech giants Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google, and China's Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent.
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For much of this year, investors had been fearing the popularity of the U.S. dollar trade, but that has waned to the point where just a net 7 percent feel the long greenback move is the most crowded.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to close a tunnel that carries the L train, one of New York City's most crowded subway lines, creating what officials acknowledge will be among the largest disruptions in the transit system's history.
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The soaring digital currency topped the list of "most crowded trades" — a measure of sentiment on which a popular investment could quickly reverse its gains — in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's December global fund manager survey released Tuesday.
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"In this month's fund holdings update, Consumer Discretionary remained the most crowded sector, as large cap fund managers modestly raised their relative exposure to a five-month high," strategist Savita Subramanian wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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Yet in some ways, Mr. Bokrezion's long wait to be found was just another example of how in this city of almost 8.6 million, the most crowded in the country, minding one's own business is an art form.
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This year's field is by far the most crowded that the state has seen in those years, adding a level of complexity to what was already a heterogenous state, whose caucusing system does not make things any simpler.
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Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest and most crowded nations, plans to develop the island, which emerged from the silt off Bangladesh's delta coast only 11 years ago and is two hours by boat from the nearest settlement.
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Stellenbosch is also home to a neighborhood that tourists almost never see: a black township called Kayamandi, groaning under a fast-growing population and squeezed into some of the most crowded blocks in this part of South Africa.
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The so-called "FAANG + BAT" stocks, including Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google's Alphabet, along with Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, had been the most crowded trade since February, according to the latest monthly Bank of America Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey.
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Some liquidation of long dollar positions, one of the most crowded trades in global markets, was also evident a day after the Federal Reserve raised policy rates and delivered an outlook that was less dovish than traders had anticipated.
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But the latest survey reflected fears that the enthusiasm may have gone too far: 38% of managers thought that betting on tech stocks was the "most crowded trade"; a net 9% had cut their exposure in the previous month.
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AT THE start of 2017, just before Donald Trump was inaugurated as president, a survey of fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) found they believed that being positive on the dollar was "the most crowded trade".
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The rally was also spurred by investor anticipation of a more accommodative Federal Reserve, as well as some likely short covering as fund managers named bearish bets in European equities as the "most crowded" trade for the first time.
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Harris is running in what is expected to be the most crowded Democratic primary field in modern history, and early endorsements can prove crucial in helping a candidate outmaneuver challengers while providing them key surrogates on the campaign trail.
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The Russell 2000 trade is one of the most crowded trades in the world, meaning that investors ought to consider names "less trampled all over," said Larry McDonald, managing director and head of global macro strategy at ACG Analytics.
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Also, this will be the last edition of the newsletter until the end of the year, when we'll recap what happened in a primary that, after losing nearly half its candidates, remains the most crowded in modern political history.
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For today's New York clue, for example, I was told to be "in midtown where schedules are planned and housed in a building that is so very grand" at the most crowded time of day, and given a countdown clock.
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Looking at the year's most crowded trades - betting on short volatility and U.S. Treasuries and a rise in tech and bank stocks as well as large and mid-cap firms across wider developed market - showed a "modest unwind", BAML found.
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For nearly a quarter-century, governors and mayors in New York have been stymied in their attempts to fix Pennsylvania Station, one of the busiest transit halls in the Western Hemisphere and one of the most crowded and confusing. Gov.
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With "short European equities" cited as the most crowded trade globally for two consecutive months in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's (BAML) fund manager survey, it's clear many investors think negativity on the region may be close to a peak.
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Pat MeehanPatrick (Pat) Leo MeehanFreshman lawmaker jokes about pace of Washington politics Many authors of GOP tax law will not be returning to Congress Dem Scanlon wins House seat in Pennsylvania MORE (R), making it the most crowded primary on Tuesday.
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He was circumspect when asked about controversial topics, like congestion pricing — a plan to charge drivers in the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to increase subway financing — and said he wanted to avoid getting enmeshed in political feuds.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a second-term Democrat who controls the M.T.A., which operates the subway and the region's buses and commuter railroads, has proposed a congestion pricing system for vehicles entering Manhattan's most crowded neighborhoods to increase funding for public transit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. technology and high-growth stocks have been the "most crowded" trade for three months in a row, Bank of America's fund manager survey showed on Tuesday, reflecting the market's bullishness after the U.S.-China preliminary trade deal.
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Bank of America's fund manager survey showed that U.S. technology and high-growth stocks have been the "most crowded" trade for three months in a row and forecast S&P 500 index to peak at 3,400 in the third quarter.
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The face-off between the A330neo and Boeing 787 pits two generations of jetliner against each other in one of the most crowded but potentially lucrative parts of the aircraft market, predicted to represent $1 trillion in sales over 20 years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors said U.S. Treasuries were the "most crowded" trade for the first time in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's (BAML) fund manager survey, reflecting the market's lurch toward safe-haven assets as money managers recalibrate the interest rate outlook.
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New York City will be shutting down the tunnels that host the L train, one of its most crowded subway lines, for at least 18 months, creating what officials are calling "one of the biggest disruptions" to the transit system in history.
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Emerging market stocks have had a strong run since the end of 2018 and pulled in flows of $18 billion in 2019 so far, but were named the "most crowded" trade in a BAML survey last week, which may be a bad omen.
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Bond yield expectations were at their lowest since the Lehman Brothers' collapsed in 2008, while investors said being long U.S. government bonds were the "most crowded" trade for a second straight month, ahead of long U.S. technology and long investment grade corporate bonds.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Banks overtook tech stocks as the most overweight global sector in July, according to a copy of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund manager poll seen by Reuters, with 'long Nasdaq' deemed the most crowded trade for the third straight month.
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People are dividing along human capital lines, with the college educated flocking to the Democrats and the non-college educated whites flocking to the G.O.P. Democrats do great in America's 100 most crowded counties, but they struggle in the 3,000 less crowded ones.
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Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics projects that by 2059 the population will have doubled to 15 million, and possibly more than 20 million, which would make Israel's population density far in excess of today's most crowded countries, like Japan or the Netherlands.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's December global fund manager survey released Tuesday found that 32 percent of respondents named bitcoin as the most crowded trade in the financial world, up from 26 percent in September when the digital currency first led the list.
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In the McDonald case, activism was largely driven by young people who led 2015's "Black Friday" demonstration on the busiest shopping day of the year and the more recent shutdown of Lake Shore Drive, one of the city's most crowded thoroughfares.
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The agency's troubles are especially perilous because it serves the country's most crowded region, where hundreds of thousands of commuters depend on mass transit; the loss of productivity from the many wasted hours commuters endure on delayed trains is impossible to calculate.
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Emerging market stocks have had a strong run since the end of 2.33 and pulled in flows of $18 billion in 2019 so far, but were named the "most crowded" trade in a BAML survey last week, which may be a bad omen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fund managers have named bearish bets in European equities as the "most crowded" trade in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's survey for the first time in its history, suggesting sentiment for one of the world's most shunned markets may rise from here.
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Yes, but: BAML strategists say that despite the overall wall of worry — the U.S.-China trade war tops the list of biggest tail risks cited by investors for the ninth straight month — EM was the most crowded trade for the first time in survey history.
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The Credit Suisse "darlings of active managers" lists consist of the "most crowded names by size category, includes core, growth and value style funds, in terms of the number of funds that own the name," strategist Lori Calvasina wrote in the note clients Friday.
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MELBOURNE, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Australia's soccer bosses have ambitions of expanding the game's footprint in one of the world's most crowded sporting markets and will hope a raft of high-profile homecomings can boost the A-League's appeal ahead of a new broadcast deal.
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For almost 20 years, the four-block pedestrian zone on Sai Yeung Choi Street South has been a fixture of Mong Kok, a neighborhood with working-class roots and a history of political protest that is one of the most crowded in the world.
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Large cap active fund managers recently trimmed their relative weight in technology stocks to 1.18 times the broader market, down from 1.23 last month, giving up to discretionary stocks its position as the most crowded sector, according to a recent report from Bank of America.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest and most crowded nations, plans to go ahead with work to develop an isolated, flood-prone island in the Bay of Bengal to temporarily house tens of thousands of Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, officials say.
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"Even in the most crowded, sweaty room with hundreds of annoying teenagers and parents, she'd be standing there and would look like she was in a bubble of comfort, totally Zen," 21-year-old Marie "Mimi" Pinna, a 2014 graduate of Analy High, told The Press Democrat.
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The U.S. dollar replaced technology stocks known as FAANGs in the United States - Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google - and China's BATs - Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent - as the most crowded trade for the first time since January, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's December investor survey showed.
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They also upped allocation to U.S. shares by 10 percentage points from October to a net 14 percent overweight, the poll showed, while tech shares - known collectively as FAANG and BAT - remained the "most crowded" trade for the tenth straight month, named by 29 percent of respondents.
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The 2018 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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LONDON, June 483 (Reuters) - A record number of investors say equities are overvalued and three-quarters say internet stocks are expensive or in a bubble, a Bank of America Merrill Lynch fund manager poll showed on Tuesday, with tech-heavy Nasdaq deemed the most crowded trade.
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In the survey, 17 percent of the fund managers said the precious metal may be too cheap, while more than half of the 178 fund managers said the most crowded trade was in the FAANG stocks, a reference to Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google's parent Alphabet.
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The 0003 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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While a dash for "safety" amid the coronavirus-related economic shock and renewed Federal Reserve bond buying explains the recent scramble for T-bonds, Wednesday's sudden reversal came after a closely watched investor survey by Bank of America indicated demand for Treasuries was the "most crowded trade".
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While a dash for "safety" amid the coronavirus-related economic shock and renewed Federal Reserve bond buying explains the recent scramble for T-bonds, Wednesday's sudden reversal came after a closely watched investor survey by Bank of America indicated demand for Treasuries was the "most crowded trade".
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It is a reflection of the deep antipathy toward President Trump among Democrats, and the widespread belief that the right candidate could defeat him, but also of the likelihood that the contest for the nomination could be the longest, most crowded and most expensive in history.
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One concern is that in the effort to avoid long lines at entrances to the stadiums and fan zones, the private security guards will be forced to move so rapidly that, at the most crowded venues, it could be difficult for them to do thorough searches, Mr. Duran said.
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LONDON — A report of gunfire led to the panicked evacuation of one of London's most crowded subway stations late Friday afternoon, but the scare proved to be short-lived, a testament perhaps to nerves frayed by a year in which London has been targeted by several terrorist attacks.
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The Chicago mayoral election in February was the most crowded in city history, with 14 candidates on the ballot, including respected local government leaders, a charismatic entrepreneur who routinely hands out $100 bills to strangers, and even a candidate named Daley, whose brother and father were mayors before him.
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For three years, I worked as a waitress and did odd jobs, and then I began volunteering at a refugee center in Hillcroft, one of the most crowded places in the city, filled with social-service organizations, apartments and grocery stores and restaurants that sell food from around the world.
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The mazy hills around Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh are more densely populated than the most crowded cities on earth, with 60,210 to 290,2000 people jammed into each square kilometer where as many as a dozen people share single small shelters and many more use the same water well and toilet.
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Andy Byford, the chief executive of the Toronto Transit Commission, also said he would scrutinize how the subway spends money and consider overhauling senior management, and suggested that congestion pricing — charging fees to drive into the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to raise money for transit — was a worthy idea.
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In reality, I live in New York, so there are always lines, nothing is organized logically, and I have to schlep back everything on the subway, which will always be crowded because the law of public transportation says it should always be the most crowded train when you have the most bags to carry.
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The difficulties with spotting naval vessels are amplified in busy waters — and those around Singapore are among the most crowded in the world because the city-state lies at the entrance to the Strait of Malacca, through which nearly all of East Asia's oil imports and a large share of its seaborne exports move.
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While many investors remain convinced that bitcoin is a mania that will end in tears (a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of investors concluded bitcoin was the most crowded trade in the world today) a growing number of better-known figures in finance have gone public to say they are at least dabbling in the area.
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Most of the problems are happening on two lines: the No. 13 train, which runs from the Bronx, through the West Side of Manhattan, to South Ferry station; and the No. 6 train, one of the most crowded lines in New York City, which runs from the Bronx, through the Upper East Side of Manhattan, to City Hall downtown.
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By far the most crowded (and to me, the most colorful, vibrant and thrilling) section of the city is the covered 23285th of November market, a few blocks from the zócalo, where, amid a circuslike atmosphere of smells and sights and sounds, one can buy spices, chocolate, vegetables, tropical fruits and even roasted and ground crickets, a local delicacy.
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It's crazy to think that there once was a time when I exclusively corresponded with other people by handwritten letters: My distant cousins and I lived in different parts of China — she resided in a remote village; I grew up in the most crowded city in the world — and we'd share our vastly contrasting daily routines with one another via handwritten doodles.
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Up to 1,000 Democratic candidates are about to make the 2018 congressional primaries completely insane Up to 1,000 Democratic candidates are about to make the 2018 congressional primaries completely insane The 2018 midterms are still 561 days away, but an unprecedented early surge of Democrats have already declared their candidacies for the House of Representatives, setting up what will likely be one of the longest and most crowded series of House Democratic primary campaigns in memory.
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Additionally: GOLDMAN SACHS: There's a split in retail, and only 2 types of stores will survive GOLDMAN SACHS: Here's how to make a killing in the market this September Herbalife has a plan that could 'squeeze' hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman UBS: Here are the 10 most crowded bets in the stock market right now We talked to the most bullish Apple analyst on Wall Street about the iPhone 8, AR and China We did the math to see if it's worth buying a Powerball lottery ticket
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" (To ensure the cubesat avoids the most crowded areas of Earth's orbit.) "The perigee (closest point in orbit to earth) will be raised from ~185km to ~2100km and the apogee (farthest point in orbit to earth) will be reduced by ~200km for two reasons; to stay in a stable orbit that will not decay, and to abide by the 25-year NASA orbital debris rule where a spacecraft must not be in Low Earth Orbit, LEO (up to 2000 km) or Geosynchronous Orbit, GEO (35,786 km) for more than 25 years.
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The subsectors that powered that sector forward last year, semiconductors and FAANG stocks, have stopped advancing and in many cases have reversed, led by Facebook: (from 22019-week highs) Facebook: 22020 percent Alphabet: 83 percent Apple: 28 percent Netflix: 21 percent Microsoft: 2400 percent Amazon: 3.6 percent Semiconductors (SMH): 5.0 percent Source: CNBC The FAANG/semiconductor trade was among the most crowded of trades by momentum traders; once those stocks stopped going up in the second week of March (Facebook had topped in early February), the market stalled out.
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