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Two stories ran side by side this week, and they pointed in opposite directions. On the trading desks, the AI unwind turned violent again: Goldman Sachs prime brokerage data showed global fundamental long/short funds losing money every single day of the week, with Asia-focused stock pickers hit hardest. In the allocator community, the mood was the reverse. Asian pensions, sovereign wealth funds, family offices and private banks are adding hedge funds as government bonds keep failing as diversifiers, and HFR puts industry assets at a record USD 5.6 trillion. Paul Tudor Jones added a third storyline: he expects 2027 to be "really, really challenging" for equities and says he will be short all year. Opalesque covered all of it in the daily Alternative Market Briefing, alongside five new Opalesque Exclusives and fresh Industry Updates on flows, launches and enforcement. Opalesque Exclusives this week
EXCLUSIVE - 16 October 2026
Not accepting the managed futures status quo: Incline IM says small is a structural edge
When Opalesque first wrote about Incline Investment Management in 2022, the Nevada firm ran USD 23 million. Firm assets are now around USD 130 million and the Systematic Hybrid track record has passed fourteen years. CEO Ted Parkhill and CIO Todd Hurlbut explain why size lets them trade smaller commodity markets at full weight, which drove much of their 2024 and 2025 performance, and why they added box spreads to cash management instead of holding T-bills.
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Alternative Market Briefing Weekly
Saturday, October 17, 2026
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