ITA readers who have an interest in digital photography are living in a period where tools of the trade are abundant and powerful. Here are a few suggestions. I’ve been a Lightroom user from Version 1 on and it will be difficult to move away from Adobe, but that is where I am going after […]
Archives for August 2022
Using Rotation Data in an Investment Strategy Model
Regular readers of this blog will be aware that I have been trying to define a model that might use data generated from calculations of momentum/relative strength that generates “rotational” graphs that look like this: Where we see a general clockwise rotation of momentum over time (the length of the tail). If we accept that […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 24 August 2022
Bohr is one of the growth-income portfolios that is essentially a passive portfolio. Passive in the sense that dividends are reinvested in additional shares either on the growth or income side of the portfolio. While the Kipling spreadsheet is used to keep track of the asset allocations, it is not used in the same way […]
McClintock Portfolio Review: 16 August 2022
Yesterday I updated the Franklin, a poor performing Dual Momentum™ portfolio. This morning the McCormick is up for review and the performance is quite different. Chalk the difference up to the luck-of-review-day rather than the particular investing model. McClintock Dual Momentum Recommendation The current recommendation is to place 100% of the portfolio in bonds (BND). […]
Millikan Portfolio Review: 8 August 2022
This week three different investing models are scheduled for review. The Millikan, reviewed in this post, is known as a Relative Strength or Relative Momentum portfolio. Later in the week I will update the Copernicus, a strictly U.S. Equity portfolio with a “no sell” policy. The third investing model to be reviewed is the Bethe. […]
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