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Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer)

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Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) at a glance

Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) is a tactical asset allocation (TAA) strategy by Martin Schwoerer (based on Philosophical Economics), rebalanced monthly.

Type
Tactical (TAA)
Author
Martin Schwoerer (based on Philosophical Economics)
Rebalancing
Monthly
Risk
Moderate

Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) Tactical Asset Allocation Strategy

Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer): frequently asked questions

What is Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer)?
Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) is a tactical asset allocation (TAA) strategy by Martin Schwoerer (based on Philosophical Economics), rebalanced monthly.
Who created the Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) strategy?
Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) was developed by Martin Schwoerer (based on Philosophical Economics).
How often is Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) rebalanced?
Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) is rebalanced monthly. BestFolio publishes the updated allocation signal each period.
Is Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) a tactical asset allocation strategy?
Yes. Unemployment Signal (Schwoerer) is a tactical asset allocation (TAA) strategy: it adjusts its holdings based on market signals each period rather than holding a fixed allocation.

Strategy Details

Type
Tactical (TAA)
Rebalancing
monthly
Risk Level
moderate
Variants
1
Author
Martin Schwoerer (based on Philosophical Economics)

Further reading

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