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An experimental study on diversification in portfolio optimization
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New diversification strategies, along with other naive strategies as 1/N portfolios, have been proposed in the literature as a method for overcoming concentration limitations of the mean-variance model. However, it is not clear whether these strategies outperform the classical mean-variance model in all scenarios. Motivated by these points, this manuscript contributes an experimental study in which 11 diversification and mean- variance strategies are compiled and compared with a complete repository of 10 portfolio time series problems with three different estimation windows (composing a total of 30 datasets) and then evaluated using four performance metrics. Additionally, a novel purely data-driven method for determining the optimal value of the hyper-parameter associated with each approach is also proposed. Unlike results previously found in the literature, the empirical results obtained in this study show that equally weighed models obtain the worst ranking in all evaluation metrics except for the stability index, which is hypothetically due to the hyper-parameter optimization raising the transaction cost debate.
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Mean-variance portfolio
Diversification strategies
1
N portfolio
Hyper-parameter optimization
Out-of-sample performance
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