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Let's dig in some more on Permanent Portfolio quadrant style. Next is the allocation for the United States Sovereign Wealth Fund ETF that I made up a few days ago and next to that is my most recent attempt from November to recreate the Cockroach Portfolio which is managed by Mutiny Funds. That is a very specialized type of result.
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A fund like GAA seems like it could be looked to as a single fund portfolio. I put the following together to try to put the single fund portfolio idea into context. Portfolio 5 does give up CAGR versus VBAIX and PRPFX but the volatility is a good bit lower than the others and the drawdowns have been considerably lower than the others.
I would describe the paper as seeking how to use low volatility equities in various ways to replace some or all of a traditional 60% equities/40% bonds portfolio. All three portfolios outperform VBAIX which is a proxy for a 60/40 portfolio and they do so with lower volatility and better Sharpe Ratios.
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First Meb Faber and Michael Gayed had a podcast that covered endowment style and permanent portfolio among other things. It seems like many endowments along with other types of sophisticated pools of capital are Permanent Portfolio inspired as Jason Buck said a couple of months ago. I believe there is a lot of overlap between the two.
It was no more valid in 2023 as it was in 2022. It just so happens that 2022 was a year that it went down a lot. A portfolio with an enormous weighting to one or two broad based factors is not really what I do but it clearly can work but just like any other strategy you can find, it won't always be optimal.
Portfolio 2 is 100% to Vanguard Balanced Index Fund (VBAIX) a proxy for a 60/40 portfolio. The portfolio stats are across the board better than VBAIX. With 75% in T-bills as constructed, the portfolio is pretty resistant to an adverse sequence of returns. Looking annually it is a little choppier. For XYLD it is 5.94
With that preamble, I started thinking about the 75/50 portfolio that I first started writing about during the Financial Crisis. I've mentioned 75/50 a couple of times in passing but the big idea was to create a portfolio that captures 75% of the upside of the equity market with only 50% of the downside. ARBFX 3.7%
Where I talk about portfolios that are simplicity hedged with a little complexity, while the simplicity is usually cheap, hopefully the complexity, although probably expensive in nominal terms, is also cheap versus the benefit delivered to the portfolio. Having almost half the portfolio in funds that cost 1.5-2%
Key Criteria for Stock Selection To find small, fast-growing companies, this strategy evaluates stocks based on a diverse set of fundamental metrics: Profit Margins A minimum after-tax profit margin of 7% is required, ensuring the company maintains strong profitability within its industry. annual return (477% cumulative).
The article was thin but there was a reference to his "holy grail" of 10-15 uncorrelated assets in portfolio construction. We've looked at this a couple of times, it is interesting of course and actually having 10-15 uncorrelated assets in a portfolio would hit the mark for diversifying your diversifiers.
A portfolio that goes narrower than an S&P 500 500 or total market fund probably has some exposure to low vol, dividends and the others. 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.
I backtested as follows with Portfolio 3 below being Vanguard Balanced Index Fund (VBAIX). MBXIX added the best long term result but QSPIX had the best performance in 2022. The backtest assumes the new RDMIX would be the core holding of a portfolio but I didn't find anywhere that talked about how to position the fund.
Torsten Slok blogged about how ineffective bonds have been in terms of providing any return or diversification benefits lately in the context of a 60/40 portfolio. The third portfolio is just the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund (VBAIX). Despite all the leverage, Portfolio 1 has a very smooth ride including up a lot in 2022.
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