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Gauss Portfolio Review: 28 February 2023

February 28, 2023 By Lowell Herr

Gauss needs a little work this morning as the Utilities sector is not fully populated.  Energy (VPU) is within a whisker of being over-sold so I have limit orders in place to pick up more shares of this sector.  Nothing else has changed within the Bullish Percent Indicator world.

Filed Under: Gauss Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Sector BPI Tagged With: Gauss Portfolio, Sector BPI

McClintock Portfolio Update: 28 February 2023

February 28, 2023 By Lowell Herr

McClintock, one of two remaining Dual Momentum™ portfolios, was not scheduled for an update this morning, but it was the last portfolio not updated since January.  Before moving into March, I wanted current data for the Portfolio Performance spreadsheet so that is the reason for this early post. In the following worksheet (from the Kipling […]

Filed Under: McClintock Portfolio, Dual Momentum Tagged With: Dual Momentum, McClintock Portfolio

Schrodinger Portfolio Update: 2 March 2023

March 2, 2023 By Lowell Herr

To open up March Schrodinger is an appropriate portfolio as it is the easiest to manage.  All one needs to do is save.  The owner of the Schrodinger did just that by adding a few dollars last month which in turn caused Schwab’s Robo Computer to add a few shares to several existing holdings. I’m […]

Filed Under: Schrodinger Portfolio, Passive vs. Active Tagged With: Passive Portfolio, Schrodinger Portfolio

Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 3): 3 March 2023

March 4, 2023 By hedgehunter

Two really bullish days at the end of the week resulted in a ~2% gain in US Equities as measured by the S&P 500 Index: Although support at 3940 was tested at the beginning of the week there wasn’t enough bearish sentiment to push prices below this level and now, maybe, we are heading back […]

Filed Under: Rutherford Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance Tagged With: Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance, Rutherford Portfolio

Darwin Portfolio Review: 3 March 2023

March 4, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Darwin Portfolio is a risk-adjusted allocation model with volatility targeting used to determine how many shares of each asset to hold. The portfolio holds only 5 conventional, but diversified, asset classes plus a 10% holding in a volatility product (depending on whether volatility is expected to increase or decrease) as a portfolio hedge. A […]

Filed Under: Darwin Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance Tagged With: Darwin Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance

Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio Review: 3 March 2023

March 4, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio is a simple Dual Momentum (DM) Portfolio that needs little adjustment/management. The choice is to invest in only one of three ETFs or move to Cash (or SHY). The only “complexity” comes from the fact that the portfolio is split into two portions that use different look-back periods to measure Momentum. Performance […]

Filed Under: Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance Tagged With: Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance

Gauss Portfolio Review: 4 March 2023

March 4, 2023 By Lowell Herr

Based on the BPI data from this past week, nothing is required of the Gauss Portfolio.  As you see in the first slide below, Utilities (VPU) calls for a 15% position and the current position percentage is 14.9%.  Utilities is the single sector in the over-sold zone.

Filed Under: Gauss Portfolio, Sector BPI Tagged With: Gauss Portfolio

Hawking Portfolio Review: 3 March, 2023

March 5, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Hawking Portfolio is an “Income” portfolio built from Closed-End-Funds (CEFs). As such, it requires very little management, other than to re-invest any dividends paid, except for occasional reviews to check on current yields (min 8% target) and discount/premium to Net Asset Value (NAV). The Portfolio is currently holding 25 CEFs with an estimated annual […]

Filed Under: Hawking Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance Tagged With: Hawking Portfolio, Portfolio Management, Portfolio Performance

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