Hello all,
I am glad that I can finally present the new Quantpedia Pro report that I have been looking forward to for the past few months – the 100-Year Portfolio Analysis. We spent the last few months gathering data – be it our historical analysis of the US Dollar, US Treasuries, commodities, or trend-following strategies. But the main goal of those articles was always to prepare the ground for the tool that gives our users the opportunity to review the hypothetical performance of any model portfolio (any trading strategy, portfolio of ETFs, or custom equity curves) during a very long historical period – since 1926. The article with a complete methodology was published a few days ago, so the natural question is: How does the real report look like?
In the first step, we use the multi-factor regression to build a synthetic portfolio and benchmark and let users review the in-sample match.
Afterward, we extend the history of a model portfolio & benchmark to nearly 100 years by modeling an input portfolio & benchmark via 18 factors with rich data history.
Users can then review synthetic portfolio and benchmark performance over an extended period, check performance in four sub-periods on a year-by-year basis, and monthly seasonality in synthetic portfolio performance. At the end are charts showing rolling correlation and beta to the US equities.
Let’s also quickly recapitulate Quantpedia Premium development:
Additionally, 6 new articles were published on the Quantpedia blog in the previous month, 3x analysis of academic research papers and 3x Quantpedia study:
Analysis of research papers:
The Role of Interest Rates in Factor Discovery
Authors: Jules H. van Binsbergen, Liang Ma, and Michael Schwert
Title: The Factor Multiverse: The Role of Interest Rates in Factor Discovery
Stock-Bond Correlation, an In-Depth Look
Authors: Noah Weisberger and Xiang Xu
Title: Stock-Bond Correlation: A Global Perspective
&
Authors: Junying Shen and Noah Weisberger
Title: US Stock-Bond Correlation: What are the Macroeconomic Drivers?
Are FOMC Announcements Really Informative?
Authors: Oliver Boguth, Vincent Gregoire, and Charles Martineau
Title: Noisy FOMC Returns
Yours …
Radovan Vojtko
CEO & Head of Research
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