White paper authors: Blair Hull, Petra Bakosova, Francois Cocquemas, Euan Sinclair, Petri Fast
Individual market signals may offer limited information on their own. This white paper examines how combining many weak predictive signals, or micro-alphas, can inform research into the equity risk premium.
What the paper explores
The authors study an elastic net approach, which combines LASSO and ridge regularization. The paper describes how this framework addresses correlated predictors and variable selection when working with financial data.
Combining information from multiple weak predictive signals.
Using market, macroeconomic, sentiment, variance and seasonal inputs.
Evaluating a model with an expanding-window, walk-forward methodology.
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This article introduces the linked research. Historical model results are not a guarantee of future outcomes and should not be interpreted as current HTUS fund performance.

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