Howard-D'Antonio Strategy

  

The Howard-D'Antonio strategy is what all investors want in their portfolios: maximum returns, minimum risk. Investors can analyze the risk-return for a spot position, futures contract, or risk-free asset.

The Howard-D'Antonio strategy is a way to balance a portfolio that takes into account estimated returns as well as risk. The strategy is actually an algorithm, which provides the safest and most profitable combination.

While many strategies that promise to minimize risk and maximize returns hedge their bets to reduce risk, the Howard-D'Antonio strategy is based on the idea that one-to-one hedging is unnecessary, providing more safety than is worth the returns.

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