In other words: Holdings with lower expected risks and higher expected returns should have larger position sizes Holdings with higher expected risks and lower expected returns should have smaller position sizes There are a million ways to do this, but I start by categorising holdings as defensive or cyclical and give them a default size of 4% or 3% respectively (I'm looking to hold around 20-25 companies, so 3-4% each is in the right ballpark)
The biased uncertainty of each measurement method was based on previous studies, specifically 3% uncertainty in particle mobility diameter by DMA classification 68 , 4.7% uncertainty in particle aerodynamic diameter by AAC classification 69 , 2.8% uncertainty in particle mass by CPMA classification 70 and 10% uncertainty in particle concentration using a CPC 71
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