So far, 2017 had mixed performances, with most defensive models that could finish slightly negative for the first year.
Other models have positive returns so far
Below the year to date chart and the monthly table
Again, as someone asked me and I have already wrote in the past, I repeat that these are theoretical performances calculated assuming a purchase of ETF benchmark at the end of the month.
Therefore the real strategy ETF return will be lower (bid/ask, trading fees and ETF manager cost).
By the way, at the beginning of 2018 I'll post the return of three Bloomberg portfolios, using real price with ETF listed in Milan, purchasing at the closing price of the first day of the month. Performances are good so far.
