I don't think I have the skillset yet to be able to do this.you can backtest this
This is what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing! Guess the reality is in the long run SPX is where you should be and what typically holds true? Or at least think, there is no strategy that will produce better returns with less volatility in the long run. Tried and true indexing is the way to go.It appears to have not worked as well as in the past after publication.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/dual-momentum-pre-post-publication-performance-abdennour-aissaoui
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You might be interested in https://www.lazyportfolioetf.com which shows performance of various asset allocation strategies implemented with ETFs and lets you backtest customized asset allocations.This is what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing! Guess the reality is in the long run SPX is where you should be and what typically holds true? Or at least think, there is no strategy that will produce better returns with less volatility in the long run. Tried and true indexing is the way to go.
%%You might be interested in https://www.lazyportfolioetf.com which shows performance of various asset allocation strategies implemented with ETFs and lets you backtest customized asset allocations.

