All Access Week
Video Update: Asset Allocation Signal Shifts
At Prometheus, we are committed to equipping our clients with the most granular, high-frequency, and actionable understanding of macro conditions in the industry. We offer our clients a range of research solutions, from big-picture macro themes to actionable trading signals. In the spirit of giving back to the community, we are excited to offer an All-Access week in our Institutional Services. Each day this week, we will unveil one product offering from our extensive Institutional Offering. If you’re interested in institutional access, please contact us at info@prometheus-research.com.
All Access Week ended last week, but here’s a bonus! Aahan provides a brief video update on the views going into our systematic Prometheus Asset Allocation. You can find the presentation below:
Recall we run three systematic strategies, each for a different target audience:
Alpha Strategies: Aims to generate uncorrelated long/short macro alpha. Available to institutional clients only. Daily signals.
ETF Portfolio: Beta + Alpha. Aims to outperform a balanced mix of stocks, bonds, commodities, and gold. Weekly signals.
Asset Allocation: Long-only allocation to stocks, commodities, and levered bonds. An alternative to a traditional 60/40 portfolio. Monthly signals.
This update is an inter-month update to our Asset Allocation strategy. We’ve received some meaningful signals this week, and Aahan communicates them in the video. These changes will be confirmed to subscribers later this month. You can also find the slide deck:
All Institutional & Research Suite subscribers will receive an update to these signals on April 1st. To everyone else, we hope you enjoyed All-Access Week. If you want to continue receiving our research, signals, and strategies, you know what to do!
Hi Aahan, I always love reading your thoughts although must admit skipping to the summary which is most helpful if I'm short on time. One thing that always strikes me is a little bit of confusion regarding strategy's (I know you've introduced new ones) and there expected risk/return.
For example the ETF portfolio summary usually states:
"We aim to achieve strong risk-adjusted returns relative to cash, with limited capital drawdowns in depth and duration"
Which is in contrast to article above:
"ETF Portfolio: Beta + Alpha. Aims to outperform a balanced mix of stocks, bonds, commodities, and gold. Weekly signals."
Unless the ETF Beta + Alpha is different to the "ETF Portfolio"?
Wanted to flag it as I'm guessing others might be struggling with this as well. An explicite risk/return profile would be helpful.
Many thanks,
Phil