According to The Kobeissi Letter, a Bank of America survey reveals that 58% of fund managers believe gold outperforms other assets in a trade war scenario, highlighting its appeal over 30-year Treasury Bonds and Bitcoin. This preference is further supported by concerns over the US deficit spending crisis, making gold a favored asset.

According to Greeks.live, fund managers managing multiple Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) face challenges with inconsistent execution prices and timing. They propose a solution using Aggregated Request for Quote (RFQ), exemplified by 7 accounts trading 480 BTC collectively, aiming to streamline execution across client portfolios.

According to Greeks.live, a common challenge for fund managers handling multiple segregated accounts (SMA) is the inconsistency in execution prices and trading timings across different client portfolios. They have introduced a solution—aggregated Request for Quote (RFQ) synchronized execution, demonstrated by two cases: 7 accounts trading 480 BTC simultaneously and 5 accounts trading 5,278 ETH at the same time, as shared on t.me/GreeksLiveBloc.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, as trade war concerns have intensified, the demand for gold has increased. A Bank of America survey reveals that 58% of fund managers believe gold will perform best under trade war conditions, despite the expectation of a stronger US Dollar. This indicates a potential rise in gold prices, as fund managers anticipate further growth in its demand amidst global economic tensions.