Generally models go defensive
ALLOCATIONS
MODEL 1 - Euro govies 1-3 years or sight deposits with a positive rate. 100%MODEL 2 - Euro Inflation govies bonds - 100%
MODEL 3 - Euro Inflation govies bonds 50%
Euro High Yields corporate bonds 50%
MODEL 3 (more aggressive) *** - Euro Inflation govies bonds 50%
Treasuries 7-10y 50%
MODEL 3 Variable weights *** Euro Inflation govies bonds 73%
Treasuries 7-10y 27%
MODEL 3.4 Japanese bonds 33%
Convertible bonds 34%
Developed markets properties 33%
MODEL 3.4 Variable weights *** Global Convertible 30%
Japanese bonds 37%
Global bonds 33%
MODEL 3.4 (more aggressive) *** Global Convertible bonds 34%
Japanese bonds 33%
Developed Market proprieties 33%
MODEL 3.5 *** Japanese bonds 34%
Euro govies 1-3 years or sight deposits with a positive rate 33%
Euro floating corporates 33%
MODEL 4 € Euro govies 1-3 years or sight deposits with a positive rate 66,7%
Euro High Yields corporate bonds 11,1%
Euro government bonds 11,1%
Global bonds 11,1%
MODEL 4 € equity push Euro govies 1-3 years or sight deposits with a positive rate 66,7%
*** Euro High Yields corporate bonds 11,1%
Euro government bonds 11,1%
Global bonds 11,1%
MODEL 4 USA Treasury Short term 1-3y 55,5%
S&P500 11,1%
MSCI EAFE 11,1%
Emerging Bonds $ 11,1%
Developed Proprieties 11,1%
MODEL 4 USA equity push *** Treasury Short term 1-3y 66,6%
S&P500 11,1%
Emerging Bonds $ 11,1%
Developed Proprieties 11,1%
*** As you can see I added some variations compared with 2015 models (in red). These are models that I had built along 2015 & monitoring. As in 2015 they performed better than others, I decided to upgrade them and post on the blog. It's becoming more time consuming to follow all these models, therefore I just will add weights at the beginning of month and comment & post performance tables later in the month. In the next post I'll explain more these models and show the 2015 summary.
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