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YTD Performance of the 7Twelve Portfolio
By JLP | October 11, 2010
I spent some time over the weekend putting together a real life 7Twelve Portfolio using exchange-traded funds. Here is what I found:

Not too bad for a diversified portfolio. I don’t have a lot of history for this portfolio. I’ll try to go back as far as I can using exchange-traded funds. You can view performance of the strategy by viewing the performance update PDF from the 7Twelve website.
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Topics: 7Twelve Portfolio, Investing | 2 Comments »








October 11th, 2010 at 11:13 am
I don’t say this enough, and this particular one is a bit light on analysis, but these are the kinds of posts I really like. Thanks.
On a very trivial note, you have an extra “w” in the url to the 7twelve website (the last link in your post).
October 11th, 2010 at 11:27 am
Nazim,
Thanks. Unfortunately, with one year’s worth of data, there’s not a lot to analyze.
The link error has been fixed. Thanks for the alert.