All I know is that I find your posts and your approaches highly intruiging and useful.
Why, I was even close to including your "High-Beta/Low-Volatility" in my published list of strategies in which I'll be invested in 2026. But then I thought that would be tantamount to adorning myself with borrowed plumes.
Anyway, thank you and keep up the good work JJ, and have a great year!
Most (if not all) of my strategies are not truly original and inspired by ideas shared by others (in articles and papers) including yours :) I have no qualms about adopting them as long as their these make sense to me.
I look forward to reading your next post and wish you the best in 2026 as well!
All I know is that I find your posts and your approaches highly intruiging and useful.
Why, I was even close to including your "High-Beta/Low-Volatility" in my published list of strategies in which I'll be invested in 2026. But then I thought that would be tantamount to adorning myself with borrowed plumes.
Anyway, thank you and keep up the good work JJ, and have a great year!
Thank you, Martin! Delighted to hear that!
Most (if not all) of my strategies are not truly original and inspired by ideas shared by others (in articles and papers) including yours :) I have no qualms about adopting them as long as their these make sense to me.
I look forward to reading your next post and wish you the best in 2026 as well!
You say "17%, while SPY returned 17.7%", but what was your drawdown vs the SPY? I think you're doing better than just CAGR of 17%.
Yeah, my portfolio's max drawdown this year is 9% while SPY's is 18.8%.