Construcción de portafolios en fondos de inversión considerando momentos estadísticos superiores
Construction of Portfolios Considering Higher Moments for Investment Funds
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Este estudio busca crear portafolios con activos ETF, aplicando un enfoque cuantitativo que incluye momentos estadísticos de orden superior, más allá de la normalidad de la utilidad esperada. El objetivo es optimizar la utilidad y destacar los tres portafolios principales. Al evaluar portafolios con ETF como LABU, PSQ, FXI, SPY e IWM, se notó una reducción en rendimientos al aplicar momentos superiores. El portafolio 2, bajo la hipótesis de normalidad, sobresalió por su alta media de rendimiento y baja volatilidad, a pesar de una curtosis elevada. Sin embargo, la inclusión de momentos superiores indicó un aumento del riesgo, lo que hizo que ningún portafolio fuera óptimo para inversión.
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