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Blog Oil Sell-Off Sparks Investment Opportunities Oil Sell-Off Sparks Investment Opportunities Demand concerns, trade tensions, and strong implied U.S. production are driving an oil sell-off, much like in fourth-quarter 2018, but the complicated backdrop may create investment opportunities.
Blog After OPEC Meetings, We See a Constructive Backdrop for Oil After OPEC Meetings, We See a Constructive Backdrop for Oil Our base case is that oil balances remain tight and that prices realized exceed what the futures market is indicating.
Viewpoints Commodities Outlook 2018: Still Bright Commodities Outlook 2018: Still Bright We see opportunities for investors in most commodities this year.
Viewpoints Brighter Outlook for Commodities Suggests a Fresh Look at Investment Benefits and Risks Brighter Outlook for Commodities Suggests a Fresh Look at Investment Benefits and Risks Though uncertainties remain, we have a broadly positive outlook for commodities in the next year.
Greg E. Sharenow Portfolio Manager, Real Assets Share Add Download Print Mr. Sharenow is a managing director and portfolio manager in the Newport Beach office, focusing on commodities and real assets. He also co-manages PIMCO’s Energy and Tactical Credit Opportunities fund. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2011, he was an energy trader at Hess Energy Trading, Goldman Sachs, and DE Shaw. Mr. Sharenow was previously senior energy economist at Goldman Sachs. He has 19 years of investment and financial services experience and holds bachelor's degrees in mathematical methods in the social sciences and in economics from Northwestern University. Mr. Sharenow is an adjunct research scholar in the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) of Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA).
