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Why Client Returns Are Less Than Manager Track Records
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4154 Views •The ETR Comfort Ratio, a Better Way to Measure Return-to-Risk
3965 Views •Time Spent In Up, Down and Sideways Mkts 2018 Update
2571 Views •Opinion - Algos Are Getting A Bad Rap
2497 Views •Basso Interview Stocks & Commodities Magazine
2375 Views •The ETR Comfort Ratio (Improved version with Thresholds)
1982 Views •The Value of Asset Allocation Combined with Rebalancing
1902 Views •Timing The Market Makes More Sense Than Buy&Hold
1848 Views •Tom Basso - The Objective Observer
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1405 Views •Thoughts On Trading Intelligently
1390 Views •Wilcox/Crittenden 2005 Study On Trend Following In Stock Market
1373 Views •Selecting Money Managers
1250 Views •A Little Leverage Is Good, Too Much Dangerous
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1217 Views •Currencies Add Value To Your Portfolio
1151 Views •PercentTimeSpentUpDownSideways
1126 Views •Time Spent In Up, Down and Sideways Mkts 2018 Update
This study crunches 54+ years of data on the S&P 500 Index and shows the effect of timing the market versus buy and hold strategy. It also measures the time traders spent in various types of markets historically: up, down and sideways.
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