英文摘要 |
"Different from other researches on style rotation, this article directly treats different types of ETFs as different style assets, which eliminates the difficulty of choosing between style classification indicators. In addition, this study combines the arguments of Cooper et al. (2004) and Wang and Xu (2015), and pioneered the four-quadrant style rotation rule as the basis for the timing of the start-up style selection. This article constructs two investment strategies S1 and S2. S1 is to buy an ETF-style portfolio with the highest expected return, and S2 is to buy an ETF-style portfolio with the highest expected return while selling an ETF-style portfolio with the lowest expected return. The empirical results show that the performance of S1 is inferior to leveraged ETFs but better than other types of ETF portfolios, while S2's performance is superior to all ETF portfolios and has extremely excellent performance." |