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Sometimes it is due to retirement, death, sabbaticals, parental leave, but most often, it is to switch jobs and work for another firm or start their own business. Essentially, monthly Non-Farm Payrolls is the net difference between these two groups: The actual number is far smaller and less significant than gets played most publicly.
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Some fund had a very good year or even great and the 5 and 10 year numbers look very favorable compared to that fund's benchmark. If the outperformance from the one great year is strong enough, it will move the needle on all of the long term performance numbers. In 2016 though, MTUM lagged MCW by 700 basis points.
He didn't specify which of the two (I believe that is the correct number) funds that Hussman managed back then. For 20 years, holy cow, the numbers look great. The ten year numbers tell a much different story due, I think, to the fund's large allocation to gold. Gold was mostly in a downtrend from mid-2011 to early 2016.
The gross numbers aren't that far off but some of those drawdowns look like deathblows. It spent so much time running below Portfolio 2 because it lagged by a lot in 2016. I got a reply from @HMLCompounder who back tested 3X S&P to the cash index with the following result. Note, this is very much a theoretical conversation.
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The portfolio goes back to 2016 so it captures a lot of different market conditions including a couple of crashes for Bitcoin. If I change the date to start in 2018, the numbers get a little more interesting. The idea behind that is less as an isolated bet on asymmetry and more about the potential impact on portfolio stats.
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equity funds in 2016 alone. The term “active share” measures the degree to which a portfolio’s holdings differ from those of its benchmark, taking into account the number of stocks in the portfolio but not in the index and the difference in weightings of those stocks held in common.
equity funds in 2016 alone. The term “active share” measures the degree to which a portfolio’s holdings differ from those of its benchmark, taking into account the number of stocks in the portfolio but not in the index and the difference in weightings of those stocks held in common. Assuring "Average".
Or at least the top, pick a number, 30, 40%. I don’t remember the number. ” 29, 87, 74, just pick any 50 plus percent number and certainly 2000 and ’08, ’09, a major index gets cut in half. So you’re talking about an average of a large number. SEIDES: In 2016. Less, 20, 30%?
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I mean, I could count them on one hand the number of people who have his depth of knowledge in this space. I — I couldn’t believe the numbers. RITHOLTZ: In 2016 …. RITHOLTZ: So — so they, at one point in time, were the number one fund in a lot of specific categories. RITHOLTZ: You made my retirement ….
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