MarketGrader Growth Compounding Portfolio
The Cumulative Return represents the total performance of the MarketGrader Model Portfolio over a 15-year backtesting period. It provides a measure of the overall growth of the portfolio during this timeframe, considering changes in value and any reinvested earnings. This metric offers a comprehensive assessment of the portfolio’s performance over the specified 15-year period. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
The Annualized Return is a measure that quantifies the average annual growth rate of the MarketGrader model portfolio over a 15-year backtesting period. It takes into account changes in value and any reinvested earnings on an annual basis. This metric provides a standardized way to evaluate the portfolio’s performance over time, allowing for meaningful comparisons with other investments. By annualizing the returns, it offers insight into the portfolio’s average yearly growth rate, enabling investors to assess its long-term profitability. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
The Annualized Standard Deviation measures the volatility or risk associated with the MarketGrader Model Portfolio’s returns over a 15-year backtesting period. It quantifies the average dispersion of returns around the portfolio’s mean annual return. By annualizing the standard deviation, it provides a standardized measure of risk on an annual basis, allowing investors to assess the portfolio’s volatility over time. A higher annualized standard deviation indicates greater fluctuation in returns, while a lower value suggests more stable performance. This metric helps investors understand and manage the potential risk associated with the portfolio. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
The Return/Standard Deviation is a measure that assesses the MarketGrader Model Portfolio’s performance relative to its volatility over a 15-year backtesting period. It is calculated by dividing the portfolio’s annualized return by its annualized standard deviation. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
This ratio provides insight into the portfolio’s risk-adjusted returns, taking into account the level of risk or volatility that investors had to tolerate to achieve those returns. A higher Return/Standard Deviation ratio indicates a more favorable risk-return tradeoff, suggesting that the portfolio generated higher returns per unit of risk. On the other hand, a lower ratio may indicate that the portfolio’s returns were not sufficient given the level of volatility experienced.
By considering both returns and risk, the Return/Standard Deviation ratio helps investors evaluate the efficiency and consistency of the portfolio’s performance. It enables them to compare the risk-adjusted returns of the MarketGrader model portfolio against other investment options and make informed decisions based on their risk tolerance and return objectives.
How It Helps You
For investors who appreciate the idea of the BBAE-MarketGrader Core Portfolio – the diversification offered by 300 stocks, the notion of pursuing better returns per unit of risk than a capitalization-weighted index like the S&P 500, the robustness of MarketGrader’s 24-factor equity weighting strategy – but prefer a bit more aggressive calibration, we offer the Growth Compounding Portfolio. The Growth Compounding Portfolio is still designed to be a cornerstone position, but includes more small and mid-sized companies, and leans more toward growth factors in its weightings.
Keep In Mind
Smart beta portfolios are specifically designed to serve as diversified building blocks within your investment portfolio. In the realm of smart beta, "success" typically translates to achieving moderately improved risk-adjusted returns compared to the overall market. It is worth noting that smart beta strategies may exhibit higher standard deviations (a measure of risk) compared to their respective benchmarks. However, the metric of return per unit of standard deviation is often considered more crucial when evaluating their performance.
Who It's For
The Growth Compounding Portfolio, like the Core, is index-like in nature and could work for many investors. Also like the Core, it endeavors to outperform the S&P 500 over a multi-year time horizon. Investors with a slightly higher risk tolerance who are seeking slightly higher returns enjoy making Growth their baseline. As with the Core, the Growth portfolio can be paired with BBAE's Bond portfolio for risk reduction.
Fees
The fee structure at BBAE is a flat rate of 0.50% per annum of assets under management (AUM). This fee applies to all portfolios, regardless of their specific investment strategy or composition, and covers all brokerage transaction fees and rebalancing services for your portfolio. We prioritize transparency and simplicity in our fee structures, ensuring that there are no surprises or hidden charges.
The BBAE MarketGrader portfolios are designed to track model portfolios developed by MarketGrader, which are "indexes of indexes." All historical data presented on this page solely pertains to the backtested performance of the model portfolios created by MarketGrader. It is important to note that this historical data does not reflect the actual performance of any BBAE portfolio, and that backtested results do not represent realized investment outcomes. Actual investment results may differ and will include fees, and may be affected by trading slippage and other factors. All figures are based on total returns, through August 31, 2023.
The Numbers
The BBAE MarketGrader portfolios are designed to track model portfolios developed by MarketGrader, which are "indexes of indexes." All historical data presented on this page solely pertains to the backtested performance of the model portfolios created by MarketGrader. It is important to note that this historical data does not reflect the actual performance of any BBAE portfolio, and that backtested results do not represent realized investment outcomes. Actual investment results may differ and will include fees, and may be affected by trading slippage and other factors. All figures are based on total returns, through August 31, 2023.
Annualized Return
The Annualized Return is a measure that quantifies the average annual growth rate of the MarketGrader model portfolio over a 15-year backtesting period. It takes into account changes in value and any reinvested earnings on an annual basis. This metric provides a standardized way to evaluate the portfolio’s performance over time, allowing for meaningful comparisons with other investments. By annualizing the returns, it offers insight into the portfolio’s average yearly growth rate, enabling investors to assess its long-term profitability. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
Annualized Standard Deviation
The Annualized Standard Deviation measures the volatility or risk associated with the MarketGrader Model Portfolio’s returns over a 15-year backtesting period. It quantifies the average dispersion of returns around the portfolio’s mean annual return. By annualizing the standard deviation, it provides a standardized measure of risk on an annual basis, allowing investors to assess the portfolio’s volatility over time. A higher annualized standard deviation indicates greater fluctuation in returns, while a lower value suggests more stable performance. This metric helps investors understand and manage the potential risk associated with the portfolio. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
Return/Standard Deviation
The Return/Standard Deviation is a measure that assesses the MarketGrader Model Portfolio’s performance relative to its volatility over a 15-year backtesting period. It is calculated by dividing the portfolio’s annualized return by its annualized standard deviation. The inception date of all the MarketGrader Model portfolios is December 31, 2007.
This ratio provides insight into the portfolio’s risk-adjusted returns, taking into account the level of risk or volatility that investors had to tolerate to achieve those returns. A higher Return/Standard Deviation ratio indicates a more favorable risk-return tradeoff, suggesting that the portfolio generated higher returns per unit of risk. On the other hand, a lower ratio may indicate that the portfolio’s returns were not sufficient given the level of volatility experienced.
By considering both returns and risk, the Return/Standard Deviation ratio helps investors evaluate the efficiency and consistency of the portfolio’s performance. It enables them to compare the risk-adjusted returns of the MarketGrader model portfolio against other investment options and make informed decisions based on their risk tolerance and return objectives.
The BBAE MarketGrader portfolios are designed to track model portfolios developed by MarketGrader, which are "indexes of indexes." All historical data presented on this page solely pertains to the backtested performance of the model portfolios created by MarketGrader. It is important to note that this historical data does not reflect the actual performance of any BBAE portfolio, and that backtested results do not represent realized investment outcomes. Actual investment results may differ and will include fees, and may be affected by trading slippage and other factors. All figures are based on total returns, through August 31, 2023.
