Broad momentum ETFs hold 100 to 400 names and stay fully invested regardless of conditions. That’s not a risk management strategy. This guide explains why concentration and a cash trigger change the calculus.
Weekly reconstitution means the portfolio reflects current market leadership, not a stale snapshot from 90 days ago. Here’s how that differs from quarterly rebalancing and why it matters.
When the market regime filter signals a sustained breakdown, the portfolio moves to short-term T-Bills. No discretion, no delay. This section shows exactly what triggers that decision and what it has looked like historically.
Plain-English frameworks for explaining rules-based momentum to clients who ask, “Isn’t this market timing?” and committees that push back on concentration. Ready to use, not just conceptual.
When the market regime filter signals a sustained breakdown, the portfolio moves to T-Bills. No discretion, no delay. This section shows exactly what triggers that decision.
Ready-to-use frameworks for the market timing objection, the concentration pushback, and the committee conversation. Not conceptual, practical.
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