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This paper investigates whether the use of robust covariance improves portfolio performance and, in the presence of uncertainty, whether the 1/N strategy is as good as you think. In addition to sample covariance, we use a battery of robust covariance matrix. Our empirical evidence has two...
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Instead of data-mining methods, the author proposes a portfolio committee approach to portfolio selection. Because each optimal portfolio is a combination of three basic elements: strategy, covariance matrix, and risk type; therefore, the author first augments the combination to 250 optimal...
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The quantitative practice of portfolio selection aims to select the in-sample optimal portfolio that is robust out of sample. However, at each estimation period, the conventional method is selection by solving a given objective function, without a learning mechanism, or training. This paper...
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