Yours truly will be attending the Evidence-Based Investing Conference (June 25th – 27th, 2017).
The agenda and line-up looks nothing short of spectacular. Currently confirmed speakers include:
- Jeffrey Gundlach (DoubleLine)
- Michael Mauboussin (Credit Suisse)
- Robert Arnott (Research Affiliates)
- The entire Ritholtz Wealth crew (Josh Brown, Barry Ritholtz, Ben Carlson, and Michael Batnick)
- Meb Faber (Cambria)
- Patrick O’Shaughnessy (O’Shaughnessy Asset Management)
- Dan Egan (Betterment)
- Robert Seawright (Madison Avenue Securities)
- Brian Portnoy (Virtus Investment Partners)
- Cullen Roche (Pragmatic Capitalism)
Not only will I be there to listen to this star-studded group present and speak, but I am excited to announce that I, too, will be speaking on a panel.
The panel is titled The Allocator’s Dilemma. It’s description: “High valuations for both bonds and stocks, amidst an upcycle for interest rates, once again call into question the wisdom of 60/40 portfolios. Is now the time to be creative?”
I thought last fall’s EBI conference in New York was exceptional and I look forward to another great event. Hope to see you there!
Corey Hoffstein
Corey is co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Newfound Research, a quantitative asset manager offering a suite of separately managed accounts and mutual funds. At Newfound, Corey is responsible for portfolio management, investment research, strategy development, and communication of the firm's views to clients. Prior to offering asset management services, Newfound licensed research from the quantitative investment models developed by Corey. At peak, this research helped steer the tactical allocation decisions for upwards of $10bn. Corey holds a Master of Science in Computational Finance from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, cum laude, from Cornell University. You can connect with Corey on LinkedIn or Twitter.
