Portfolio Manager Bruce Kahn, Ph.D. joins the ESG Talks podcast to discuss ecological economics and sustainable investing.

How will the U.S. election outcome affect global markets? What does the recent COVID-19 vaccine news mean for international investing? Andrew Manton, Portfolio Manager at Shelton Capital Management, examines what’s next for the global economy in his quick take below.

Denver, October 14, 2020 – Shelton Capital Management, a multi-strategy asset manager, today announced that assets under management (AUM) in its Shelton International Select Equity Fund (SISEX/SISLX) have exceeded $100 million, which when added to the AUM in separately managed accounts (SMAs), the total approaches $150 million.

Check out the recent Reuters article featuring the Shelton Green Alpha Fund!

Manufacturing PMI’s in the U.S., Europe, and China all reached expansionary levels in June after deep contractions in the prior three months.

Shelton Capital Management, a multi-strategy investment manager, announced the launch of its new fund, the Shelton Emerging Markets Fund (Ticker Symbols: EMSQX, EMSLX), effective June 29, 2020. The Shelton Emerging Markets Fund is the successor fund to the ICON Emerging Markets Fund.

The National People’s Congress of China officially passed the Hong Kong national security bill, thereby stripping the Hong Kong people of their freedom of speech and completely reneging on the deal China signed with Britain three decades ago.

This week we are taking an in-depth look at all the various policy responses to the epidemic and how the economies of the major markets around the world are faring. The region with the highest fiscal response has been Europe where Germany, France, and the UK have spent amounts equal to 48%, 26%, and 22% of their GDP’s respectively.

The biggest topic for us over the past week has been China and their reneging of the “One Country, Two Systems” framework they signed with the British and Hong Kong back in the 1990’s.