• AllianceBernstein argued trend-following strategies should prioritize alternative signals over expanding into illiquid, specialized markets.
• AB framed the shift as “trend 2.0,” blending traditional price-based models with macro and language-derived sentiment inputs.
• Advanced tools such as deep learning were highlighted to detect nonlinear patterns across price, volatility, cross-asset relationships.
• The note positioned trend following as broadly uncorrelated to risk assets, with gains typically tied to sustained moves.
• AB warned the approach can be whipsawed in range-bound or abruptly reversing markets, supporting a broader signal set.

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