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Cambria Global Momentum ETF
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I'm going to resist my initial urge to reply on blast. I'll keep it civil and informative.
First, we're not talking about a blowout here. Since 2004,
\- SPY has returned an average CAGR of a little over 10%, with a 55% drawdown during the GFC.
\- The simple 3-fund version of this strategy (SPY, GLD, TLT) has returned an average 14%, with a max 31%.
\- The 5-fund version has returned 17% with a 35% drawdown.
It's not dramatic. It's not going to make you insanely wealthy. It's just...better.
Second, this really is not a big secret. Google "tactical asset allocation". Ned Davis or Meb Maber 3-Way Model. Gary Antonacci GEM. Andreas Clenow. Watch/read Ali Casey about tactical asset allocation. There's plenty of articles about rotation strategies in TASC and Seeking Alpha.
*Most* multi-strategy hedge funds and many institutional investors employ some flavor of something like this.
There actually *are* some ETFs employing a strategy like this. Cambria's (Meb Faber) GMOM and TRTF. Andreas Clenow uses a more complex version of the basic strategy in his Hush investment app. But they target institutional allocators, not retail investors, so they use a more complex version of the basic model and focus on downside protection vs. maximizing returns. If you're more interested in the downside protection, you can use one of those. Or THIR.
Not a blowout, not a secret, not misinformation.
As far as "insanely wealth"?
Yeah, maybe if I'd started 20 years ago, with $100K, DCA'ing into it, in a tax-advantaged account, letting it all compound, not using any of it for income. A better strategy doesn't change the need for the other fundamentals of good investing.

I'm going to resist my initial urge to reply on blast. I'll keep it civil and informative.
First, we're not talking about a blowout here. Since 2004,
\- SPY has returned an average CAGR of a little over 10%, with a 55% drawdown during the GFC.
\- The simple 3-fund version of this strategy (SPY, GLD, TLT) has returned an average 14%, with a max 31%.
\- The 5-fund version has returned 17% with a 35% drawdown.
It's not dramatic. It's not going to make you insanely wealthy. It's just...better.
Second, this really is not a big secret. Google "tactical asset allocation". Ned Davis or Meb Maber 3-Way Model. Gary Antonacci GEM. Andreas Clenow. Watch/read Ali Casey about tactical asset allocation. There's plenty of articles about rotation strategies in TASC and Seeking Alpha.
*Most* multi-strategy hedge funds and many institutional investors employ some flavor of something like this.
There actually *are* some ETFs employing a strategy like this. Cambria's (Meb Faber) GMOM and TRTF. Andreas Clenow uses a more complex version of the basic strategy in his Hush investment app. But they target institutional allocators, not retail investors, so they use a more complex version of the basic model and focus on downside protection vs. maximizing returns. If you're more interested in the downside protection, you can use one of those. Or THIR.
Not a blowout, not a secret, not misinformation.
As far as "insanely wealth"?
Yeah, maybe if I'd started 20 years ago, with $100K, DCA'ing into it, in a tax-advantaged account, letting it all compound, not using any of it for income. A better strategy doesn't change the need for the other fundamentals of good investing.