It had to end eventually. Or is this just one more pause in an ongoing bull market? If only we knew. What is clear is the S&P 500 Index took a beating in the final two trading days of this week, although it managed to claw back some of the losses in the final hours of trading. By today’s close (Sep. 4), this benchmark was down 4.5% from Wednesday’s record high and off 2.3% for the week—the first weekly decline for the S&P since mid-July.
James, what is your thinking on whether or not to offer the strategies on a subscription basis? Also, if a person wanted to implement one of the strategies, how would you go about sizing the positions given they will have drifted from their size at the December 31 rebalance date and you do not seem to be publishing, as of yet anyway, real-time position sizing?
James, what is your thinking on whether or not to offer the strategies on a subscription basis? Also, if a person wanted to implement one of the strategies, how would you go about sizing the positions given they will have drifted from their size at the December 31 rebalance date and you do not seem to be publishing, as of yet anyway, real-time position sizing?