How much trend? – MAN
Today’s post looks at a recent paper from MAN on how much trend following to include in your portfolio.
Today’s post looks at a recent paper from MAN on how much trend following to include in your portfolio.
Today’s post looks at the Hurst Exponent, which is a measure of how strongly a data series is trending.
by Mike Rawson · Published September 1, 2023 · Last modified November 14, 2023
Today’s post looks at an article from last year on the Mount Lucas blog about adding Managed Futures to Lazy Portfolios, to form what Mount Lucas calls Dirty Portfolios.
Today’s post looks at a paper from MAN on the speed of trend-following systems.
Today’s post looks at three articles from Nicolas Rabener on CTA replication.
Today’s post looks at a recent paper from MAN Group on speed in trend following.
Today’s post looks at a 2019 report from Abbey Capital on The Market Environment for Trend Following.
Today’s post looks at a recent paper from AQR on whether you should prefer tail risk protection that works in slow drawdowns or in rapid crashes.
Today’s post looks at an article from last year by Robert Carver on how much trend we should have in our portfolios.
Today’s post looks at a 2022 note from AQR on Managed Futures.
Today’s post looks at a 2010 paper from Meb Faber on the subject of Relative Strength Strategies.
Today’s post looks at a recent paper from AQR on the impact of the macro environment on trend-following returns.
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