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SI200: Stacking Returns into a Tightning Cycle ft. Alan Dunne

SI200: Stacking Returns into a Tightning Cycle ft. Alan Dunne

Published 4 years, 4 months ago
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Today, Alan Dunne and I discuss the use of return stacking in asset management when building a diversified portfolio and the risk implications, adding CPPI on top of Trend Following and using options to achieve a constant cash flow. We also discuss the increasing inflation and rising uncertainty in the economy, the relationship between inflation and unemployment and how we are in the middle of a different Fed tightening cycle, as well as ways to build a portfolio in a difficult asset environment and much more.

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Episode TimeStamps:

00:00 - Intro

01:58 - Summary of the week

07:49 - Industry performance update

10:50 - Q1, Matthijs: Using return stacking in portfolio construction

26:38 - Q2, Adding CPPI on top of Trend Following & using options

38:12 - Increasing uncertainty in the economy

56:13 - Building portfolios for different regimes

01:05:46 - Thanks for listening

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