Why Direct Indexing? | Index One
In this edition of Index One Insights by Index One , we discuss why advisors should consider direct indexing strategies in their portfolios.
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Why Direct Indexing? | Index One
The current boom of direct indexing is an illustration of the ongoing democratization of investment options for a broader spectrum of investors.
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What alternative to the 60/40 strategy do you consider most appealing?
Concerns about the sustainability of the traditional 60/40 portfolio have emerged, suggesting that investors might consider incorporating alternative investments into their strategies. To curb volatility and enhance potential risk-adjusted returns, investors are rethinking their strategic asset allocation frameworks to include more alternatives in their portfolios. What alternative to the 60/40 strategy do you consider most appealing?
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Brompton Canadian Cash Flow Kings ETF (Ticker: KNGC)
This ETF seeks to replicate the performance of the Brompton Index One Canadian Cash Flow Kings Index (“Canadian Index”). The Canadian Index uses a rules-based methodology to gain exposure to shares of Canadian publicly-listed companies with the highest Free Cash Flow Yields.
Brompton U.S. Cash Flow Kings ETF (Ticker: KNGU)
This ETF seeks to replicate the performance of the Brompton Index One U.S. Cash Flow Kings Index (“U.S. Index”). The U.S. Index uses a rules-based methodology to gain exposure to shares of U.S. publicly-listed companies with the highest Free Cash Flow Yields.
PMV Downside Defender Indices
The PMV Downside Defender Indices aim to minimize downside risks by maximizing the diversification benefits of a multi-asset strategy. The indices track a strategy that combines core and tactical allocations to various stock, bond, commodity, and currency markets.
Each index includes a core weighting to US Large Cap equity, Long-Term US Treasuries, and Gold.
Additionally, tactical weightings are made using a quantitative process that identifies momentum trends in the following asset classes: US Large Cap equity, International Developed equity, Emerging Markets equity, US T-bills, Long-Term US Treasuries, gold, commodities, and bullish US Dollar currency.
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Popular indices calculated by Index One. As of 28th June 2024.
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