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The Benefits of 'Market-Sensitive' Portfolio

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https://www.nasdaq.com/article/the-benefits-of-marketsensitive-portfolios-cm1143292

The Benefits of 'Market-Sensitive' Portfolios
Leland Hevner, May 06, 2019, 02:59:51 PM EDT










By Leland B. Hevner
President, National Association of Online Investors (NAOI)

In this article I discuss how a new investment type developed by the NAOI called Dynamic Investments makes portfolios “market-sensitive”. I then discuss the benefits of this development.

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  • wxman123
    These type of backwards looking momentum strategies do not work in practice, in my experience. It's much better and easier to keep buying asset classes (not individual stocks) that are out of favor but will eventually revert to the mean. People point to the 200 day SMA as the savior in 2008...but the signal has failed miserably since then.
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