Flirting with Models

The Research Library of Newfound Research

Author: Corey Hoffstein (Page 7 of 18)

Value and the Credit Spread

We use a measure of credit curve steepness as a valuation signal for timing exposure between corporate bonds and U.S. Treasuries.

Quantitative Styles and Multi-Sector Bonds

In this commentary we explore the application of several quantitative signals (momentum, value, carry, reversal) to a broad set of fixed income exposures.

Tactical Credit

We find that short-term momentum signals generate statistically significant annualized excess returns for a tactical credit strategy.

Tactical Portable Beta

We revisit the idea of portable beta to introduce a tactical 90/60 model, which uses value, trend, and carry signals to govern equity and bond exposure.

Style Surfing the Business Cycle

In this commentary, we ask whether a business-cycle-based approach to factor timing can be an effective way to govern style exposures.

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