Rebalance Timing Luck: The Difference between Hired and Fired

Corey Hoffstein; Daniel “Justin” Sibears; Nathan Faber

doi:10.3905/jii.2019.1.070

Rebalance Timing Luck: The Difference between Hired and Fired

Corey Hoffstein, Daniel “Justin” Sibears and Nathan Faber

The Journal of Beta Investment Strategies Summer 2019, 10 (1) 27-36; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jii.2019.1.070

Corey Hoffstein

is co-founder and chief investment officer at Newfound Research in Boston, MA

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Daniel “Justin” Sibears

is a former managing director and portfolio manager at Newfound Research in Boston, MA

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Nathan Faber

is a vice president at Newfound Research in Boston, MA

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Rebalance Timing Luck: The Difference between Hired and Fired

Corey Hoffstein, Daniel “Justin” Sibears, Nathan Faber

The Journal of Beta Investment Strategies May 2019, 10 (1) 27-36; DOI: 10.3905/jii.2019.1.070

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