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Walk Forward Optimization of the Stocks/Bonds Portfolio

Posted by Michael Harris on July 14, 2021

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Are there any tangible benefits from using walk-forward optimization to determine the optimal weights of stocks/bonds portfolios instead of using the popular 60/40 allocation?  Below is what I found out . . .

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