The PORTAX Optimization centers around a main graph
that displays different optimization strategies ranging from after-tax risk
minimization to tax minimization for a range of portfolio return targets. The Return Lines connect all
portfolios with the same return target, but different optimizer strategies. The Tax Index lines connect all
portfolios with the same optimizer strategy, but different return targets. A tax index of 0% means after-tax
risk minimization, a tax index of 100% means tax minimization, and a tax index
between 0% and 100% is a hybrid of both minimizations.
The graph includes two naïve benchmark portfolios:
Drift and Rebalance. The Drift
portfolio is a passive strategy that involves no active reweighting period to
period. The Rebalance portfolio uses
the starting weights corresponding to each asset’s starting market value in
period 1 and readjusts to these weights in all subsequent periods.
The graph also includes sixteen available What If portfolios. These are projection portfolios where
the user can select their own asset weights in each period. The What If portfolios are useful for
creating customized benchmarks and analyzing investor strategies.
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PORTAX Optimization Graph 3D View
PORTAX Optimization Graph 2D View
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