Josh Vail, CAIA, discusses the wide disparity that exists within alternatives categories and emphasizes the importance of thorough due diligence.

In this podcast, Josh Vail, CAIA speaks about the need for advisors to rethink the foundational portfolio elements of investor portfolios going forward.

Josh Vail, CAIA, says advisors still need lessons on how to use alternative products and communicate their value to clients.

Josh Vail, CAIA, discusses why investors are increasingly seeking the diversification of alternatives investments.

Josh Vail, CAIA, reminds advisors that a byproduct of the market’s calm period is that investors may be more complacent and less prepared for more normal volatility levels.

Harin de Silva, Ph.D., CFA, portfolio manager of the 361 Global Long/Short Equity Fund, discusses the fund and its strategy which seeks equity-like returns while managing risk.

John Riddle, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, offers research and advice on building a competitive NCAA March Madness bracket.

361 Capital's "The Psychology Undermining March Madness Brackets" is noted in the piece as it applies behavioral research to tournament picks.

John Riddle, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, discusses P/E Ratio and how analysts use it multiple ways.

361 Capital is quoted providing the history of quantitative investing.

Josh Vail, CAIA, explains how investors can avoid beta in volatile markets and that market neutral funds are one of the only strategies that can fully strip away beta.

John Riddle, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, discusses the results of the fourth quarter Wall Street Mood Monitor, a model that gauges the climate for active management, as well as the bright spot of the quarter.

Blaine Rollins, CFA, and Josh Vail, CAIA both answer questions that investors should ask during volatile markets.

Andrea Coleman, CAIA, discusses the importance of constructing a portfolio that’s designed to withstand the unpredictable nature of what the next 10 years might bring.

Pensions & Investments recognizes 361 Capital for the third consecutive year as a Best Places to Work in Money Management 2018.

Josh Vail, CAIA, discusses the need to build a diversified portfolio in the new year.

Josh Vail, CAIA, discusses risk budgeting, how it works and the challenge facing advisors.

Josh Vail, CAIA, writes about how alternative strategies can help protect client gains in this aging bull market.

361 Capital’s Senior Vice President and Director of Sales has moved into the position of president, relieving current chairman and CEO Tom Florence of that role.

361 Capital announced that Josh Vail, CAIA, has been promoted to President and Toller Miller, CIMA, to Vice President, Director of Sales.

John Riddle, CIO, discusses how Wall Street analyst sentiment cooled in the third quarter of 2018.

361 Capital hosted a 9/11 Heroes Run to benefit the Travis Manion Foundation. The foundation raises funds to help veterans in need.

Blaine Rollins, CFA, suggests investors may want to think carefully and critically about the next bear market and its underlying nature.

We highlight why taking a more defensive posture now may allow for a better pivot to offense when conditions are again in investors' favor.

We discuss how 361 Capital captures the opportunities brought about by investors' behavioral biases.

Even though the U.S. did not qualify for this year’s World Cup in Russia, there has been plenty of interest in the soccer tournament across the industry. Denver-based 361 Capital is holding a bracket-style challenge that more than 100 people have entered.

Freed from a long-only constraint, long/short managers have greater flexibility to search for alpha. But WealthManagement found only one fund that beat out a typical 60/40 core portfolio.

We highlight the importance of understanding how much market exposure your long/short manager is taking to generate returns.

We address how the new Morningstar subcategories will be helpful to advisors.

We discuss the importance of statistics as a tool in portfolio construction, but reminds us that to be of value, they must also be properly understood.

We talk volatility and the expectations for 2018.

We take a look at what measurements you should consider when evaluating managed futures funds.

John Riddle, CFA, highlights the behavioral biases that can affect financial decisions and also bust a March Madness bracket.

Blaine Rollins, CFA, discusses the market environment with show host Chuck Jaffe.

We stress why investors need to be thinking about how to build portfolios in a materially different way from what they have done historically.

We explain risk management and the importance of avoiding a false sense of security.

Tom Florence, President and CEO, discusses growing investor complacency and why he thinks overconfidence might be creeping into adviser and investor decision making.

Tom Florence, President and CEO, lends his perspective on the state of alternatives during the Schwab IMPACT Conference.

We take a look at how and why risk-control strategies using alternative investments are becoming the new normal. (And what is an alternative investment, anyway?)

We discuss how in periods of equity market uncertainty and dwindling returns for fixed income, investors use long/short equity strategies to capture equity-like returns while managing downside risk.

John Riddle, CFA, explains the behavioral biases that creep into the expectations of even the most sophisticated investors — in this case Wall Street analysts.

We explain how managed futures do best in times of steady volatility and rising rates.

We define alpha and explores where to find alpha today.

We highlight global macro funds and their inclusion in a portfolio.

We explore why now is the time for investors to consider tools that can be employed in a diversified portfolio.

We discuss how hedged growth strategies can potentially turn the math of a big loss into an equation for a big gain.