We are a solutions/IP business: using quantitative methods to improve outcomes
Our core VOI methodology looks for the optimal path through a recursive process: a systematic way to build portfolios through risk-adjusted weightings
Data/Analytics converging: Applied Intelligence
Portfolio Analyzer Updates
We are experimenting with color changes (see below)
Adding a scalable graph function (in process)
Lots of improvements in queue
If you have any colors you like .. please share!
If you start earlier it could be 92 😂
In all seriousness this is a major issue .. and something we spend a lot of time on
We have a retirement contributor column on ETF Central and plenty of material on @ArchIndices website
https://t.co/Z8HOykNAlq
AI applications getting better every moment
We’ve been testing chatbots at @qstarlabs_ai as part of our social media persona build
We booted up Archie, a white tiger who works at @ArchIndices
He’s pretty knowledgeable about retirement planning even though tigers don’t retire
@ArchIndices VOIVWI Income Index rebalanced yesterday
Index dynamically rebalances quarterly with changing market conditions .. goal is maximize current income while minimizing volatility
Index portfolio yield is now 6.6%
This week has been a great reminder about volatility
This is not true .. like most sites, you see price return
I ran $INTC on @ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer with dividends re-invested
Of course it's not great but you still would've earned a return
https://t.co/Vmnioin2w0
Portfolio Analyzer Update:
We are working on:
- Improving the graph features: color/size/scale/legend
- Personalized login to save portfolios and auto-run
- Use saved portfolios as benchmarks
If there is a specific color scheme you would like, please let us know below
One great feature of @ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer is looking at income products on total return
$QQQ vs $QYLD vs $DVY
Covered calls aren't all they're hyped up to be .. especially for those with retirement portfolios
Really excited to see some of the use cases that come out of our @ArchIndices PA in the classroom!
I spent a lot of time in high school looking at stocks so this is very near and dear to my heart
Trivia came up while working on the peak/trough function last night for @ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer:
When did travel stocks bottom during COVID? (I guessed 3/18 because @BillAckman was on @CNBC discussing $HLT)
3 Portfolios:
1) Cap lite hotel/platform
2) Cruises
3) Airlines
Happy Friday! @ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer Updates
1) Added security names to portfolios when you run
2) Added peak/trough dates for portfolios
3) Graphs rescale now
I ran LQD vs VGLT vs MBB (IG Credit/Duration/Mortgages) during the 2016 election cycle
@ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer Update
We’ve been doing a lot of infra work in the background and improving the experience .. the daily data update should run much smoother
We added a best/worst month in addition to year and monthly compounded returns
Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸
Couple of improvements rolled out today for @archindices Portfolio Analyzer:
1) Listing best and worst year in back-test of returns
2) Contact Us link if you want to leave feedback or point out an error (many thanks in advance)
@ArchIndices PA Update .. thank you for the feedback
We fixed a small error w/ CAGR (had a default date pull before we went live that we didn't change logic on)
In queue: user interface change for dark mode and mobile as well
Default rebalance to annual
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Introducing @ArchIndices Portfolio Analyzer
These are portfolio tools for investors to build, analyze, and optimize their portfolios to meet their goals
https://t.co/yA6oIXVgLl
Had a blast discussing @ArchIndices with @BRoth_Thor
Minimal Volatility is a well studied and the most under appreciated factor
Getting to the “optimal” portfolio is challenging: MPT has a lot of expectations
Our weighting methodology solves for much of those limitations
We were in Tokyo last week and Seoul this week
Main @ArchIndices weekly will summarize the main topic discussed: AI capital investment cycle and implications
Couple other observations:
1) MoF seems to want further deprecation of $JPY
2) Korea has overtaken Japan in GDP/capita