Shairp

[shairp, shahrp]

noun

1. John Campbell Principal Shairp, 1819–85, English critic, poet, and educator.

Example Sentences

JPMorgan Asset Management strategist David Shairp, for example, reckons January's buying has become a little indiscriminate, out of synch with a trend toward fewer positive economic data surprises and looking "overdone and in need of pause."

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"It's an experience that I cannot get back home," said Freyja Shairp, a 22-year-old from Sydney, Australia, who is working in the U.S. temporarily.

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"Bear in mind that tail risk is a two-way concept and we focus only on the negative at our peril," said JP Morgan Asset Management strategist David Shairp, flagging an increase in equity exposure relative to bonds in JPMAM's multi-asset funds and a shift to overweight European equity from underweight.

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But, assuming worst-case scenarios are avoided, Shairp said there are other potential positives on the horizon.

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"At a time when investors are nervous and running low levels of risk exposure to the asset class, any positive catalysts could prompt a shift back into equities," Shairp said.

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