@fatcapital88
I've been watching your videos non-stop... it's hands down the best content on these complex topics... thank you!
@suthan2003
Also a question. You said the principle is to look for 12 months return but the review happens every month for the rolling 12 months is that correct.....as an example: 1) If I have to rebalance my portfolio on 1st of Sep '21 then I have to look at Sep '20 to Aug '21 returns and so on for every month Is this correct understanding of the concept
@dividenddepot
Hello, love the content, do you factor in HV historical volatility, if so how do you measure?
@goncaloveiga
Quick question: when Antonacci says the conjecture indicates we should invest in S&P 500, does he mean one should only invest in those 500 companies? I’d be interested to know if his theory is expandable to Russel 2000 or 3000 equities. Thanks!
@sodds3599
Is there a site where you can track monthly the 12 month sliding rates of return of US equity, World Equity (excuding US) and US bonds?
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@alexanderinsubordinate1861
The strategy at 2:42
@adriancristea7924
Thank you! Great video! I try to understand why people do not discuss more about this strategy! Mr Antonacci does not seem to be very popular compared to other „financial gurus”.
@johnm8693
I wonder how well Dual Momentum will work in the coming years with what seem to be so many dynamic and unpredictable trading variables?
@obcane3072
His system is best for an employer sponsored retirement plan that limits investments to mutual funds. I like your application. I prefer to use a 3 month look back as it provides lower drawdowns but at the cost of more trading.
@infiniteclip4246
Just a question how frequently we need to look and compare S&P 500 with the equities and bonds
@Bigh141
Great video as always, and I have viewed it twice and done some research on Gary A. It has many positive features not least Momentum and reduction of risk of loss, so I am looking to adopt it for my investments. I am in the UK where is the best place to find the 12 month data on the performance of S&P 500 Equities v T-Bonds and World Index excl USA? Should I use the data from Vanguard ETFs for instance? Or is there an easy place to do this comparison online?
@n0s41nt8
I don't comment often, but this video and the wisdom in it was brilliant. Thank you.
@simzou4373
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@axsup7g140
Method at 4:10 is not right look at the book.
@pamboyce5128
By using a comparison chart in TC2000, I see over 12 months, the world index you mention (MSCI) greatly outperforms a Vanguard World Stock Index ETF with the symbol VT. Thus, I am seeking an ETF that better matches the MSCI. Any suggestions would be appreciated. In closing, I believe you are a great teacher, making concepts clear and understandable in a brief time. Please keep up your work, a service to so many!
@bharath8721
Simple concept but not easy .... Analysing bonds are tricky because they have less liquidity than stocks. What happens if the bond tenure period is 5 years and when the equity starts outperform the bonds...we can't easily get out of the bond market because of illiquidity!.....Nice video!
@cagrikanik2403
This book is staying in a corner and people do not make attention. For me, this is a base of all trading systems
@whatchitnow
A nice strategy but 12 months seems like a very long time, maybe a 6 month look-back window would be better? Also, why not to trade individual stocks using this strategy?
@James-100