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Compendium of Low Volatility Articles

Posted on July 22, 2019 by Lawrence Hamtil

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Jul

I have produced quite a bit of content over the last few years, but there have been several recurring themes in my work, such as detailed analyses of the low volatility phenomenon, advantages of equal-weighting a stock portfolio, and consumer staples. In order to organize these thoughts for newer readers and for ease of revisiting, I am going to create a compendium of articles I have written on my favorite topics. This first series of articles will cover the low volatility phenomenon. I have also included a key graphic from each article so readers can quickly get a sense of what the article covers.

Here are the links:

The Real Benefit of Low Volatility Strategies

Why Low-Vol Strategies Make Sense Now

Exploring the Low-Volatility Phenomenon with Pim van Vliet

The “Pain” of Low-Volatility Investing

I plan on adding new articles to these compendiums as each topic is revisited, so there will be periodic updates.

Lawrence Hamtil

Lawrence Hamtil has served clients in all aspects of financial services during his career, which started in 2002. In 2005, he joined Dennis Wallace of Fortune Financial Services, LLC, In 2008, Dennis and Lawrence made the decision to become fully independent by founding their own Registered Investment Advisory (RIA), Fortune Financial Advisors, LLC. His financial commentary has been referenced in Barron’s, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere. You can connect with Lawrence via email at lawrence.hamtil@fortuneadv.com.