All Weather Strategy

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy underperformed World equity in March as Asia Pacific ex Japan, Emerging markets, and commodities weakened due to a stronger US dollar. Western markets could remain strong on stimulus plans, and China drives the East. Our equity target allocation is at 65% and commodities at 25%.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy outperformed significantly in the past three months. Stimulus and vaccine news drive inflation expectations. We increase our commodities allocation to 25% and continue to overweight Asia Pacific ex Japan and Emerging markets.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy outperformed World equity in January as Asia Pacific ex Japan and Emerging markets continued strongly. Western markets await new catalysts, and China drives the East. Our equity target allocation is at the strategy maximum of 85%.

All Weather Strategy: Andrew was live with FINNOMENA and covered the All Weather Strategy’s methodology and objective, and 2020 performance. He also talked about protecting against US market risk and US dollar downside, and our outlook for 2021 with increased exposure to the Asian growth engine.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy performed in line with World equity in December. Vaccine news, stimulus, and stimulus expectations can drive stock markets further. Currently, our equity target allocation is at the strategy max of 85%.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy underperformed as World equity recovered in the past three months. President Biden, stimulus checks, and vaccine news lead to positive sentiment. We increase our equity allocation to the strategy maximum of 85%.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy outperformed as World equity fell in October. US election day won’t end uncertainty, China is driving an Asian recovery. We continue to focus on downside protection with 15% short-term gov’t bonds and 30% gold.

All Weather Strategy: The All Weather Strategy outperformed as World equity fell in September. It appears there could be a second lockdown on the way in Europe, first out is the UK. We continue to focus on downside protection with 15% short-term gov’t bonds and 30% gold.