In any event it seems to validate the general strategy is sound. The only thing I can think of that would be different than the backrest period is a FED prone to interferring in the bond markets, and the fact that all bonds have a notably lower yield. The hedge component may or may not perform as effective as historical. Only one way to find out for sure. You can't account for every unique occurrence.
And of course the obvious flaw that everyone points out. A sharp drawdown very early in the month that pushes you out of the risk on ETFs after taking the port down. 2020 offers hope that even whipsaw market action doesn't necessarily derail the strats that severely.
And of course the obvious flaw that everyone points out. A sharp drawdown very early in the month that pushes you out of the risk on ETFs after taking the port down. 2020 offers hope that even whipsaw market action doesn't necessarily derail the strats that severely.