However, I have been reading «Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk» by Gary Antonaccy and
his Dual Momentum Strategy does not have any of the negatives you just mentioned.
As an added bonus, the spreadsheet also has four additional sheets using
a dual momentum strategy with broker specific commission - free ETFs for TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and Vanguard.
In each case,
the dual momentum strategy still out - performs on an absolute and risk - adjusted basis its equally - weighted portfolio and the benchmarks.
Does
the dual momentum strategy still out - perform?
Does
the dual momentum strategy hold up well?
A more robust, index - based test of
the dual momentum strategy can be found on Optimal Momentum.
Also,
the dual momentum strategy has historically had relatively low turnover.
As an added bonus, the spreadsheet also has four additional sheets using
a dual momentum strategy with broker specific commission - free ETFs.
He then investigates the performance of
this dual momentum strategy as a safe haven during S&P 500 crises defined in two ways: (1) drawdowns of at least 20 % peak to trough; or, (2) monthly declines of at least 5 %.
Not exact matches
In their July 2017 paper entitled «Breadth
Momentum and Vigilant Asset Allocation (VAA): Winning More by Losing Less», Wouter Keller and Jan Keuning introduce VAA as a dual momentum asset class strategy aiming at returns above 10 % with drawdowns less than -20
Momentum and Vigilant Asset Allocation (VAA): Winning More by Losing Less», Wouter Keller and Jan Keuning introduce VAA as a
dual momentum asset class strategy aiming at returns above 10 % with drawdowns less than -20
momentum asset class
strategy aiming at returns above 10 % with drawdowns less than -20 % deep.
One of the TAA
strategies that I have often been asked about is Antonacci's Composite
Dual Momentum (ACDM from now on).
In their April 2016 paper entitled «Protective Asset Allocation (PAA): A Simple
Momentum - Based Alternative for Term Deposits», Wouter Keller and Jan Willem Keuning examine a multi-class, dual - momentum portfolio allocation strategy with crash protection based on multi-market
Momentum - Based Alternative for Term Deposits», Wouter Keller and Jan Willem Keuning examine a multi-class,
dual -
momentum portfolio allocation strategy with crash protection based on multi-market
momentum portfolio allocation
strategy with crash protection based on multi-market breadth.
He further tests a specific
strategy that is long the S&P 500 Index (or SPY if using ETFs) when above its 10 - month SMA (SMA10) and in either the
dual momentum safe haven portfolio or in a fixed duration (1 - year or 20 + years) when below its SMA10.
(For more on this, check out Gary Antonacci's study of monthly
momentum strategies for U.S. - based investors in his recent book Dual Momentum Inv
momentum strategies for U.S. - based investors in his recent book
Dual Momentum Inv
Momentum Investing.)
The
strategy was inspired in part by Gary Antonacci's» Risk Premia Harvesting Through
Dual Momentum» paper available on Optimal
Momentum.
Antonacci's book,
Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative
Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk, also details Dual Momentum as a total portfolio s
Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk, also details
Dual Momentum as a total portfolio
strategystrategy.
The
Dual ETF
Momentum strategy was launched in 2013 and was inspired by Optimal
Momentum.
Did some quick analysis; I think a lot of the 2013 underperformance for the Ivy10 and
Dual ETF
Momentum strategies can be explained by rebalance timing misfortune.
A nice review for Gary Antonacci's
Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative
Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk.
Antonacci is author of the award - winning book, «
Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative
Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk» (McGraw - Hill, 2014).