The Long Haul Investor: Election Edition - Low Volatility vs High Beta

Friday, November 11, 2016

Election Edition - Low Volatility vs High Beta

The never ending struggling between low volatility(stable) and high beta(wild) stocks is putting on a fabulous display lately.

For most the past year SPLV has been leading it's wilder, more fun loving cousin - SPHB.

Then the elections came leaving stodgy old SPLV in the dust. Safe to say it looks like investors are willing to take on substantially more risk in a Trump world.

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