The third installment of BNY Mellon Investment Management’s series on investible themes under the Trump administration looks at the prospects for greater market volatility in the wake of policy and economic risks.

BNY Mellon Investment Management sees three themes for investors in Trump’s policy agenda. Here, they consider the macro-trends and the outlook for global reflation.

Outflows continue for real estate, financial sectors amid Trump’s flagging agenda.

Rotating exposure from the U.S. to emerging markets offers better returns than jumping on the European bandwagon.

Investors are also discounting President Trump’s ability to push through his protectionist economic agenda.

The fallout from President Trump’s firing of James Comey includes investor redemptions.

Nigel Green views Trump as a threat and an opportunity to investors, Mason Salit joins Dyansty and HighTower adds a former Merrill team in West Palm Beach.

Investors can’t just plop their money alongside Gundlach’s and forget about it. At some point, they’ll have to unwind the pair trade.

Is now the time for a low-volatility strategy?

While the broad opinion is that stocks are overpriced, they're also protected as long as there are no other credible alternatives available.