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Day Hagan Research Update – April 12th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
Investors who have placed their faith in "buy-and-hold" --
Day Hagan Asset Management is pleased to announce that Art Huprich, CMT has joined the firm- May 2nd, 2013 (click to continue reading)
P. Arthur Huprich, CMT Chief Market Technician and Portfolio
Day Hagan Research Update – April 25th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
It’s OK to be a little careful here. But it’s not
Day Hagan Research Update – April 7th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
A grizzled, elderly mentor of mine once remarked that
Day Hagan Research Update – March 24th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
According to the World Bank, at the end of 2011, Cyprus had 1.1
Day Hagan Research Update – March 10th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
In recent research reports, we have been extolling the
Day Hagan Research Update – February 24th, 2013 (click to continue reading)
According to Merriam-Webster’s definition,
Day Hagan featured in Biz941 article, The Day Hagan Method – February 14th, 2013
BIZ 941 (the sister publication to Sarasota Magazine) wrote a
Current Fixed Income View – (click to read more)
With nominal yields on Treasury bonds at all-time lows, we
Day Hagan Research Update – February 3rd, 2013 (click to continue reading)
The Fed remains in crisis mode. After their two-day FOMC
Proprietary Models
Our proprietary models quantitatively interpret the ever-changing market conditions and adjusts the portfolio by over weighting areas with the greatest probability of sucess and under weighing areas of weakness.
The models search for confirmation among many diverse indicators. When they are all providing a similar message, the probability of success is much higher. The models’ weight-of-the evidence approach provides a historically-based perspective on current risks and rewards.
The models provide the flexibility to seize opportunities in the marketplace in a rational, model-based, unemotional manner.
Quantitative, Model-based Framework
Day Hagan Asset Management utilizes a quantitative, model-based framework to define asset allocation.
Successful investing is a disciplined process of understanding the markets, determining the mix of assets that will work best at a given time and allocating assets accordingly.
Our quantitative models incorporate time-tested indicators that mathematically evaluate economic fundamentals, price-trends and valuation to determine the most attractive asset classes.
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
Lastly, the strategy is implemented by utilizing Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). ETFs provide intra-day liquidity, cost-efficiency, and diversification.
To view a presentation describing our Global ETF Tactical Allocation Strategy, click link Day Hagan ETF Presentation.
Founding Members
Donald L. Hagan
Donald Hagan and his firm are dedicated to providing advanced asset management strategies for their clients.
Prior to founding the firm, Don was Senior Vice-President and Senior Portfolio Manager for Wells Fargo Bank’s Private Client Services. During his tenure with Wells Fargo, Don concurrently served on Wells Fargo’s National Asset Allocation Committee and National Investment Policy Committees. Don’s role included directing wealth planning initiatives, asset allocation and investment strategy for Wells Fargo’s national PCS division.
Arthur S. Day
Arthur S. Day, Partner for Day Hagan Asset Management; a SEC registered investment advisory firm. Mr. Day is a twenty-eight year investment industry veteran,working with major Wall Street investment firms as a retail and institutional advisor.
His investment career began in 1984 as an account executive with Dean Witter Reynolds. In 1987, he was recruited by E.F. Hutton, which through numerous mergers and corporate realignments became Shearson Lehman Brothers.
Linda S. Brown
Linda Brown is the Director of Operations & CCO for Day Hagan Asset Management and is one of the founding partners.
Linda began her career in the financial services industry in 1982, when she joined Merrill Lynch in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. She held several positions there, including sales assistant, cashier, operations manager, and registered representative. In 1985 she earned her securities license.