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I expanded on it a little bit and noted it's not particularly relaxing but I would reiterate that this is a great time to lean forward and learn about some things in real time versus looking at a backtest from a benchmark event like the 2020 Pandemic Crash or 2022. All of the different factors have their moments in the sun.
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It did decline about 5% in the 2020 Pandemic Crash and in 2022 it was up 1.36%. The backtest runs from the start of 2011 to the end of 2020. Um ok, but MSTR started buying Bitcoin in 2020. The USAF backtest and RAAX don't really look too similar to me. RAAX is much more volatile. In the period studied, CPI compounded at 2.5%
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In 2020 and 2023 the fund was unchanged versus up a lot for the other two. To be clear though, the Mystery Fund is not intended to be a single portfolio solution. The year by year tells a slightly different story in case it isn't apparent from the chart.
The "endowment" result is very close to red line VBAIX every year except 2020 when it lagged by almost 600 basis point and 2022 when it outperformed by about 500 basis points. It did worse in the 2020 Pandemic Crash by 200 basis points which isn't problematic for how quickly everything snapped back. Is it this?
You can see that the market started to care about price inflation around the time of the 2020 Pandemic Crash. Starting the clock in March 2020 gives a much different picture. XME is a client holding. That the long term CAGR is so close is fascinating.
The S&P 500 doesn't fall 20% in a quarter very often but obviously it can happen, it happened in Q1 of 2020 and the 3rd quarter of 2008 and I imagine there were others. The next day the fund would have a new buffer 20% down from there. If someone is actually going to use this, it is crucial they sell before the 20% threshold is hit.
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It had a big drawdown in the 2020 Pandemic Crash which, ok, something like that sure but it had a surprisingly big drawdown in 2022 as you can see at 13%. It's growth rate since inception is 3.58% going back to September, 2018 but a lot of that comes from a 15% lift in 2021 (numbers per testfol.io).
That leads to a Tweet from Krishna Memani who worked at Oppenheimer for a long time and who has been running the Endowment at Lafayette College since 2020. The min vol version is valid longer term but 2020 would have been a challenging time to hold.
I saw where this was the worst single day drop since one of the bad days during the 2020 Pandemic Crash. Markets got pasted today of course. Ok, so a quick reminder that bad days have happened before, obvious statement. There have probably been more truly terrible market days than any of us could possible remember.
It also fell 37% in the 2020 Pandemic Crash but it took that back in just four months. Those three all have long bond exposure of course and as we've looked at countless times, long bonds are very volatile. Also PSLDX is capable of some huge drawdowns, dropping 43% in 2022 and 33% in 2008.
It did go down almost 9% in the 2020 Pandemic Crash but that was just a fraction of what the S&P 500 dropped and in 2022, OCRP was up 9.15%. If they can have single stock ETFs why not an ETF with just two holdings? I threw tail in as well as the S&P 500. In late 2018 OCRP moved up when the market had a fast drop.
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There is nothing that says TLT must get back to the $171 dollars it traded at in 2020. The dividend that TLT pays will help but the capital put in to TLT in 2020 might be permanently impaired. An individual 20 year treasury bond bought when yields were at their lowest will return 100 cents on the dollar when it matures in 2040.
When we do these exercises, I'm not really trying to find something that will compound miles ahead of plain vanilla, the objective is more about smoothing out the ride and trying to build a portfolio that will have a robust result in the face of a market event like in 2022 or maybe even a fast decline like the 2020 Pandemic Crash.
Portfolio 1 lagged by quite a bit in 2019 and then even more in 2020. I took what he was saying to be expressed as follows in a portfolio. And compared to just VBAIX in Portfolio 2 The longer term result is interesting. Then it made it back in 2022 when it was only down 1.1%.
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Both True North portfolios also held up relatively well in the 2020 Pandemic Crash which are the max drawdown numbers in the chart. Despite all the leverage, Portfolio 1 has a very smooth ride including up a lot in 2022. It's only down year was 2018 with a decline of 7.91%.
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The 2022 numbers are of course favorable but they did get hit hard in the 2020 Pandemic Crash. Neither version differentiates in terms of volatility versus VBAIX but in 2022 the ACWI version was only down 4.84% and the SPY version was only down 4.75% versus 16.87% for VBAIX. This isn't radically different from a lot of ideas we look at.
None of them helped though in the 2020 Pandemic Crash. MERIX is a client and personal holding. The 50/50 version is the most interesting to me. The 50/50 version did far and away the best in 2022. It probably will eventually unless the next bear market comes before that happens.
Looking at the 2020 Pandemic Crash, that was a fast decline but it played out over several weeks and while in real time we could recognize it as more of a crash than a long slow bear market, it didn't feel that fast. Moving to markets which hopefully we understand just a little better.
You don't see that before the 2020 Pandemic Crash though. The current event, rolling over slowly is more typical of bear market behavior as opposed to the crash in 2020. Down about 20% on the S&P 500 doesn't feel like an over reaction to the current event as opposed to down 33% in just a couple weeks back in 2020.
MCW also did great in 2021, 2020 and 2019. For the last couple of years, I think a lot of people gravitated to just using market cap weighted in their accounts, that seems like it has been the conversation and for 2023 and 2024 the returns for MCW have been great. Occasionally of course, MCW gets pasted.
The Pacer Trend Pilot ETF that I used ages ago worked a couple of times but there were market events where the signal it used wasn't right for a particular market event and so it did very badly, this was in the 2020 Pandemic Crash. In the 11 full and partial years we can see that Portfolio 2 lagged by a lot in 2016 and 2020.
The time frame is so short because VOLSX only goes back to 2020. The longer term outperformance seems to have happened all at once during the 2020 Pandemic Crash. Below, we compare VOLSX to a home made version of their exact, most recent allocation and VBAIX a proxy for a 60/40 portfolio.
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The 2020's have not been lost for managed futures so the same portfolios from 2020 onward. Much higher returns here and the managed futures blends had noticeably lower standard deviations than VBAIX for this period. The managed futures blends were close most of the time except when investors really needed the tracking error in 2022.
In 2020, the convertible bond space skyrocketed. I tried to find why convertibles were up so much in 2020 without much luck. I tried to find why convertibles were up so much in 2020 without much luck. Here's a report from Morgan Stanley from back then that tries to explain why 2020 was so good.
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