Active Alpha Portfolio Management: Appendix A

Davide Accomazzo, MBA; Rosario Rivadeneyra

Journal Accounting / Finance / Investing Active Alpha Portfolio Management: Appendix A

2009 Volume 12 Issue 1

Active Alpha Portfolio Management: Appendix A

An Alternative Way to Manage an Equity Portfolio

By Davide Accomazzo, MBA and Rosario Rivadeneyra

Accounting / Finance / Investing

A A A

An Alternative Way to Manage an Equity Portfolio

Appendix A: Table listing ETFs

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ETF Universe	Available since May 2003	Available since June 2006	Available since October 2006
*Basic Materials*
MXI			Yes
IYM	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Consumer Goods*
ITB		Yes	Yes
KXI
*Energy*
IEO		Yes	Yes
IEZ		Yes	Yes
IXC	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Financials*
IAI		Yes	Yes
IYF	Yes	Yes	Yes
IAK		Yes	Yes
IYR	Yes	Yes	Yes
IAT		Yes	Yes
IXG	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Health Care*
IHF		Yes	Yes
IHI		Yes	Yes
IHE		Yes	Yes
IBB	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Industrials*
ITA		Yes	Yes
IYJ	Yes	Yes	Yes
EXI			Yes
*Natural Resources*
IGE	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Technology*
IGN	Yes	Yes	Yes
IGW	Yes	Yes	Yes
IGV	Yes	Yes	Yes
IXN	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Telecom*
IYZ	Yes	Yes	Yes
IXP	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Utilities*
IDU	Yes	Yes	Yes
JXI			Yes
*International*
IEV	Yes	Yes	Yes
FXI		Yes	Yes
AIA			Yes
EEM	Yes	Yes	Yes
*Fixed Income*
TLT	Yes	Yes	Yes
TIP		Yes	Yes
*Commodities*
GSG			Yes

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Authors of the article

Davide Accomazzo, MBA

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Davide Accomazzo, MBA, teaches global capital markets and investments/portfolio management and is a frequent writer on the topic of markets and other economic issues. He is Chief Investment Officer for THALASSA CAPITAL LLC.

Rosario Rivadeneyra

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Rosario Rivadeneyra, is a candidate for a Master’s Degree in Finance at EGADE, a leading business school in Monterrey, Mexico. In 2007, she studied at the Graziadio School of Business and Management of Pepperdine University as an exchange student, and in 2008, she interned at Cervino Capital Management LLC, where she helped develop this study. She is currently working with the company in developing new products. In 2003, she co-founded Grupo Rosa Rojo SA de CV, a fashion accessory concern, where she served as general manager for the brand “Rosahigo” for three years. She is a contemporary dancer and a supporter of the performing arts.

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