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3 Potential ‘Black Swans’ to Watch For

The markets today are even more susceptible to black swan events than before, according to 3EDGEs president Stephen Cucchiaro.

By Emily Zulz | Updated on October 18, 2016
“There are no shortage of black swan type events lurking in the wilderness,” according to Stephen Cucchiaro, 3EDGE Asset Management’s president and chief investment officer.

Cucchiaro founded 3EDGE, a Boston-based global, multi-asset investment management firm, in January of 2016. While the firm is new, Cucchiaro has a pretty extensive history in investment management. He founded, and served as chief investment officer, of Windward Investment Management until June of 2014. Windward, now called Windhaven Investment Management, was acquired by Charles Schwab in 2010.

During a press briefing in New York, Cucchiaro explained three “black swan” scenarios that could come into play in the fourth quarter of 2016.

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