About the system
The Global ETF Rotation Strategy is a dynamic investment strategy that uses ETFs to capitalize on global market cycles and sector rotations. The portfolio actively shifts between regions and sectors such as emerging markets, commodities, infrastructure, utilities, and developed markets, based on valuation, momentum, and macroeconomic trends. The goal is to outperform broad indices over the medium term, while maintaining diversification and risk management. This strategy is intended for investors who want to reduce their reliance on a single sector and capitalize on changing market conditions.
Performance:
Results (%):
| Year |
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun |
Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
YTD | YTD€ | CUM | CUM€ |
| 2026 |
— |
— |
— |
— |
0.23 |
-1.62 |
— |
— |
— |
— |
— |
— |
-1.39% |
-139 |
-1.39% |
-139 |
Results (%):
Jan
—
Feb
—
Mar
—
Apr
—
May
0.23
Jun
-1.62
Jul
—
Aug
—
Sep
—
Oct
—
Nov
—
Dec
—
YTD
-1.39%
YTD€
-139
CUM
-1.39%
CUM€
-139
Description
Global ETF Rotation Strategy
The Global ETF Rotation Strategy is an actively managed ETF strategy that capitalizes on global market cycles, sector rotations, and macroeconomic trends. The portfolio consists exclusively of liquid ETFs and is dynamically reweighted across regions and sectors such as emerging markets, India, commodities and metals, infrastructure, utilities, Europe, and — to a limited extent — the United States.
The core of the strategy is to rotate capital toward sectors and regions with the best expected risk-return profile, based on valuation, momentum, and macroeconomic developments. This approach deliberately moves away from a fixed “buy & hold” allocation and actively anticipates changing market conditions.
The portfolio focuses on:
- Diversification across multiple regions and sectors
- Reduced dependence on a single theme (such as technology)
- Benefiting from structural trends such as commodities, infrastructure, and growth in emerging markets
- Risk management through ETF diversification and periodic rebalancing
Key characteristics:
- Instruments: ETFs (regional, sectoral, and thematic)
- Investment style: Active allocation and sector rotation
- Risk profile: Moderate to offensive
- Investment horizon: Medium term
- Objective: Outperformance versus broad market indices through active rotation and allocation
The strategy is suitable for investors who want to invest in a diversified way through ETFs, capitalize on macro trends and sector shifts, and are willing to accept temporary fluctuations in exchange for a more attractive return perspective.
Best regards, Ruud Hoefnagels