The Dynamic Allocation Strategy’s raised a significant amount of cash this month.

Four of the six top-level indicators in the model favor fixed income and cash over equities.

U.S. Small-Caps, U.S. Large-Caps, U.S. Value, and cash received the highest allocations. Click the link below to read more about the strategy’s positioning.

Full strategy commentary: NDRDAS202210041

Other posts

Enjoy the Court’s Tariff Ruling, Brace for Trump’s Response

BY TEMATICA
The market cheers Nvidia's April quarter results and guidance Read more →

MI2 Partners Thoughts From The Divide: Deciding on “Someone”

BY JON WEBB
A little less than two years ago, we noted, with some surprise, that Huw Pill had bucked the usual central bank modus operandi of avoiding unfortunate truths and had instead gone the direct route, telling the UK “we’re all worse off, and we all have to take our share”. Speaking about inflation, the BoE’s Chief Economist clarified that, “If the cost of what you’re buying has gone up compared to what you’re selling, you’re going to be worse off… Read more →

C8 Weekly Bulletin:  Backing Value over Defensive – NDR’s Smart Sector

BY JON WEBB
January’s 6.2% advance in the US S&P500 index was far from uniform with sector performances stretching from a 15% gain in consumer discretionary to a 2% retreat in utilities. Given the importance of sectoral positioning  - alongside overall market-directional bets - this week we give the opportunity to our index provider, Ned David Research, to outline the big calls from its 'Dan Hagen/ NDR Smart Sector with Catastrophic Stop' strategy. Read more →
Back to all posts →