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The S&P 500 historically returns about 10% annually with a Sharpe ratio around 0.5-0.6. This fund's metrics show it outperforming on both absolute and risk-adju
by waynenilsen 1y ago
The S&P 500 historically returns about 10% annually with a Sharpe ratio around 0.5-0.6. This fund's metrics show it outperforming on both absolute and risk-adjusted bases. The 36.35% CAGR is excellent.
Now, imagine if you could trade on the information when they do.
- malshe 1y agoI checked this fund's performance going to the first link you shared. In the last about 3 years it underperformed S&P 500 by 2.5%
- waynenilsen 1y agoI think you're looking at the wrong strategy. The first link is quantbase which has their own strategies which are not good. Quiver creates strategies you can subscribe to which have excellent performance