Approach: Execute a Long/Short Equity strategy. This bidirectional approach aims to generate absolute returns by taking long positions in undervalued or outperforming assets and short positions in overvalued or underperforming assets.Maintain a flexible net exposure based on market conditions, increasing net long exposure during bullish trends and increasing net short exposure or market-neutrality during bearish trends.
Risk Tolerance: Medium. Strictly manage risk through position sizing, stop-loss orders on short positions (where losses can be theoretically unlimited), and continuous monitoring of portfolio beta and correlation.
Target Return: ≥ 15 % annualized via systematic compounding and disciplined risk control.
Allow to short sell or buy with margin
Selection Criteria :
Not Selection Criteria Specified
Conflict Resolution & Decision Voting
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Risk Management
Position Sizing: Max individual position = 20 % of total capital;
Stop‑Loss: Trailing stop set at the tighter of 8 % below entry or 1.5× ATR; tighten to 5 % once profit exceeds 10 %.
Take‑Profit: Tiered exits – 10 % gain → sell 20 % of position; 20 % gain → sell additional 30 %; remaining 50 % held with trailing stop.
Portfolio Turnover: Cap daily turnover at 30 % of capital to limit execution risk.
Volatility Cap: Keep 30‑day rolling portfolio volatility ≤ 25 % annualized; rebalance if breached.
Sector Concentration: Limit exposure to any single sector ≤ 30 % of portfolio.
Cash Allocation: Target cash level is 20% of the portfolio as an optimal defensive buffer. However, this is not mandatory and should be adjusted dynamically based on risk environment, market regime, volatility levels, and overall opportunity set.
In high-conviction bullish markets with strong risk-adjusted setups, cash can be reduced toward 10%.
In uncertain, high-volatility, or bearish regimes, cash can be increased up to 40-50% to preserve capital and reduce drawdown risk.
Important Rule: Do not buy or sell positions solely to achieve the optimal (20%) cash allocation. All trades must be driven by fundamental, valuation, momentum, or risk-based signals etc, not by cash target compliance.