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[PREVIEW] Enter the New World of Return Stacking | Get Stacked Podcast
The episode features a crossover with Resolve Asset Management, exploring topics like market efficiency, alternatives to stock picking, and the challenges of active management. Discussions cover AI's impact, reallocating risk, and behavioral vs. statistical time. It introduces all-terrain investing, risk parity with carry strategies, and reimagining retirement portfolios.
Key Points
- Investors should reconsider the traditional constraints of long-only portfolios and explore return stacking for enhanced diversification and potential excess returns.
- Active stock picking has historically underperformed compared to diversified alternative strategies like trend following and carry, especially when integrated through return stacking.
- Advisors and investors can benefit from a more thoughtful and adaptive approach to portfolio construction that includes risk parity and trend following to better navigate varying market regimes and improve long-term outcomes.
Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Get Stacked Investment Podcast. This episode brings together Corey Hoffstein, Rodrigo Gordillo, Mike Philbrick, and Adam Butler to dive deep into the concepts of Return Stacking, market efficiency, and investment strategies beyond traditional stock picking. Providing insights into Return Stacking's relevance in today's investment landscape, the importance of structured diversification to enhance portfolio sustainability and its potential to create excess returns with more confidence than traditional stock picking.
This podcast episode serves as a comprehensive introduction to Return Stacking and provides valuable insights for investors looking to navigate the complexities of modern markets with innovative strategies.
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Transcript
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