Andreas, your micro work looks very nice! I’m assuming that the low drawdown of the last posted equity curve is due to the effectiveness of the market timing being used.
Anyway, excellent results can also be found in the mid/large cap world. Attached is the summary page for a live port that uses Value Line recommendations. The raw universe consists of stocks that VL has rated 1 for timeliness. I like that since it’s a curated list based on their analyst reviews.
And here the same system but on a yearly rebalance and no market timing and with an even lower liquidity (below 100.000k 20 Days)
have a look at the chart. If those micro caps give in, the market is in a bad shape,
I use this in order to see if the market is in a healthy state. A lower low on this stocks and I am out of the market…
The model isn’t simulatable since I don’t have access to VL historical data, so results are strictly out-of-sample. Because of that, the model will never be available as a DM. There’s a bit of secret sauce in the buy and universe rules.
Regarding that 101-stock simulation, how do you get such a huge negative cash balance? I’ve never seen a negative cash balance in a simulation before.
the Andreas’s system 100-stock + 1 hedge TLT simulation uses margin to borrow cash and invest in TLT.
the borrowed cash using margin is shown as negative cash.
This large-cap 6-position model produces a similar return as your hedged 100-position small-cap model. Only 18 trades (12 realized) and rebalancing every 3 months.
Great results, I rather diversify, not only important to find a great system, but one that does psychological fits to you so you can stick to it…
Can you try this with the all fundamentals universe?
Regards
Andreas
Andreas, If you asking that of me, yes I could but I don’t expect anything great. Half of the secret sauce is in the Value Line analyst curated universe. But I don’t need a simulation to thank P123. The idea of running rules against an externally selected universe seems powerful. I’ve just started this setup with an universe based in Moringstar MOAT stocks. It’s only been going for a month so it’s too early to call but it’s looking OK. Check back in 11 months!