Monthly Archives: October 2016
- This market timing model compares the performance of two different types of stock groups over time and provides signals when to invest or not to invest in the stock market.
- When the performance of the Hi-Beta stocks becomes lower than, or equal to Lo-Beta stocks the model exits the stock market and enters the bond market.
- It re-enters the market when the performance of the Hi-Beta stocks becomes higher than Lo-Beta stocks.
- From 2001 to 2016 switching between bonds and stocks provided significant benefits. This strategy would have produced an average annual return of 12.5% versus only 5.2% for buy&hold stocks.
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