June 2022 NewsLetter
Management comments
Returns generated by the ARQuant’s strategy in June was like a roller coaster that finally resulted with a modest net return of 0.3% per month which however was not too bad compared to S&P500 (-8.4% p.m.) and our benchmarks HFRI EH Quantitative Directional Index (-2.6% p.m.) and Eurekahedge North America Long Short Equities Hedge Fund Index (-5.0% p.m.). Our robot is able to generate alpha even in a such volatile market.
Despite a drawdown at the beginning of the month, the robot successfully predicted the market fall and generate impressive returns by 15th June, and even reached a new intraday high-water mark. Then the market started ups and downs which didn’t allow us to fix the success. Daily average of gross exposure was higher than in May (33% vs 22%). Net exposure was almost neutral (only 2%) on average however varied from +77% to -55% over the month.
Last Month
June 13 was the best day when daily return reached 3.5% and in three days the worst day of the month happened when a single day drawdown was -2.9%.
Year-to-Date (YTD)
January is still the best month of this year with 7.84% p.m. return (before fees), and June became
the weakest month with 0.72% p.m. return (before fees).
The full Newsletter can be found here: ARQuant Newsletter 2022-06

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