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| Title: Your Bonds Aren’t Hedging Anymore. Now What? Using Non-Correlated Assets to Build a More Resilient Core |
| Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026 |
| Time: 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time |
| Duration: 1 hour |
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U.S. equities are near record highs, concentrated in a handful of mega-cap names, and bonds aren’t hedging the way they used to, as yields climb and stock-bond correlation rises. If your hedge isn’t hedging, what do you lean on when the next correction hits?
Accepted for 1 CFP / IWI / CFA CE Credit |
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Mo Sparks is Direxion’s Chief Product Officer, responsible for leading product development, oversight, and business strategy. Before joining Direxion, Mo was Head of Exchange Traded Products at Raymond James Investment Management, and previously played a key role in growing the ETF business at the New York Stock Exchange, where he advised more than 125 asset managers on market entry.
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Tim Pickering is Founder/CIO of Auspice and leads strategic decision making and vision for Auspice’s diverse suite of rules-based quantitative investment strategies. Prior to forming Auspice, Tim was VP Trading at Shell and began his career at TD Securities in their elite trading development program ultimately holding the Senior PM position for the Energy Derivatives portfolio.
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