Not exact matches
The
good work done over the last couple of years in the field of algorithmic tactical
asset allocation strategies may start to pay off during the next economic regime shift.
The
best asset allocation for you should consider your age, risk tolerance, how long you expect to
work (your human capital) as
well as where you
work.
This approach
works well if you have a strong strategic
asset allocation plan and you don't want to change that overall plan while you make your tactical moves.
1) Looking in the rearview mirror doesn't appear to
work nearly as
well as a disciplined
asset allocation with rebalancing.
This overview of six common
asset allocation approaches will help you determine which method will
work best for your portfolio.
Asset Allocation —
best done with forward looking estimates of earnings yields (another case of if everyone did this, it wouldn't
work..
The tactical
asset allocation shift
worked particularly
well in 2015 as
well as for the first 10 months of 2016; we largely sidestepped the bulk of two harrowing market pullbacks.
Larry:
Asset allocation doesn't
work as
well as it did in the past.
Also, I'm intrigued with the
work that Michael Kitces and Wade Pfau have done on optimizing withdrawal rates through
asset allocation (which argues you're
best to reduce equity exposure at retirement, then increase later in life).
Inverse ETFs
work best with a tactical
asset allocation strategy.
His
work with clients includes aligning
assets with long and short - term investment objectives, tactical
asset allocation, and employing overlay strategies to enhance return and
better manage risks.
The
asset allocation that
works best for you at any given point in your life will depend largely on your time horizon and your ability to tolerate risk.
Have an open mind and perhaps you will find solutions that
work far
better than having the right
asset allocation mix.
Whatever the label, we think they form a
good template for how a do - it - yourself investor or someone
working with an advisor needs to look at global
asset allocation and currency hedging.
Different correlation coefficients between investments is why
asset allocation works much
better for sane rational individual investors than anything else ever invented.
The bottom - line is that
asset allocation works much
better for individual investors than anything else ever created.
So not only will
asset allocation save you time, worry, money, trouble, and
work; once you start getting
better returns with lower risk for your clients, you'll be on everyone's
good side.
So don't use Investing Dollar Cost Averaging,
asset allocation works much
better, all the time, no contest.
Because buy - and - hold passive
asset allocation strategies
work better than stock or ETF picking or market timing.