We all want to know what’s going on with the economy. To do that, we collect and analyze different economic datapoints in a rigorously quantifiable way. The end result is called the Astor Economic Index®. This is our proprietary reading of the U.S. economy and the cornerstone of our investment process.
We all want to know what’s going on with the economy. To do that, we collect and analyze different economic datapoints in a rigorously quantifiable way. The end result is called the Astor Economic Index®. This is our proprietary reading of the U.S. economy and the cornerstone of our investment process.
Utilizing current economic data and historical trend analysis, Astor seeks to identify the level of appropriate risk for the current environment.
The Investment Committee (IC) formally meets on a monthly basis to review indicators and decide whether portfolio adjustments are warranted.
Once the Investment Committee has made its decision(s) on allocations, it will select appropriate exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to achieve exposure within the strategies.
We all want to know what’s going on with the economy. To do that, we collect and analyze different economic datapoints in a rigorously quantifiable way. The end result is called the Astor Economic Index®. This is our proprietary reading of the U.S. economy and the cornerstone of our investment process.
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