David Cohen

Dave Cohen is Cofounder of Bryant Avenue Ventures, an index provider which is implemented in a targeted distribution strategy at Strategy Shares. He previously served as Managing Director of Product Development at Guggenheim Investments. Dave is a product development executive with more than 20 years of experience creating successful financial products across a variety of asset classes and investment vehicles.

July HANDLS Market Recap: Equities Continue to Run

Equity categories that make up the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Explore portion of HANDLS Indexes generally outperformed the fixed-income categories, with MLPs leading the way with a 6.4% return for the month.

June HANDLS Market Recap: Return of the Equities

Markets were a mixed bag in June. Optimism about the Federal Reserve ending or at least slowing its rate-rising program pushed up the equity markets, with the Large Cap Core Equity category delivering a 6.4% return for the month. Nevertheless, inflation remained persistent, albeit at a lower annualized rate, and the Core Fixed Income category responded with a -0.3% return in June.

June HANDLS Market Recap: Return of the Equities

Markets were a mixed bag in June. Optimism about the Federal Reserve ending or at least slowing its rate-rising program pushed up the equity markets, with the Large Cap Core Equity category delivering a 6.4% return for the month. Nevertheless, inflation remained persistent, albeit at a lower annualized rate, and the Core Fixed Income category responded with a -0.3% return in June.

David Cohen Joins “Behind the Ticker” with Brad Roth of ETF Central to Discuss the HANDLS Indexes

David Cohen, Co-Founder of the HANDLS Indexes, two of which are generally correlated with two ETFs from Strategy Shares, recently joined Brad Roth on the "Behind the Ticker" podcast.

May HANDLS Market Recap: Cloudy with a Ray of Sunshine

The graph and table above provide return data for major income-oriented asset categories for the month of May 2023 and YTD 2023. Returns for...

April HANDLS Market Recap: Calm Under Fire?

Despite a banking crisis that occupied the attention of the financial world in April, the broad securities markets turned in a ho-hum performance during the month. The Core Large Cap Equity category delivered a 0.9% return, driven by strong returns in dividend-paying equities. Meanwhile, the Core Fixed Income category generated a 0.6% return in April.

April HANDLS Market Recap: Calm Under Fire?

Despite a banking crisis that occupied the attention of the financial world in April, the broad securities markets turned in a ho-hum performance during the month. The Core Large Cap Equity category delivered a 0.9% return, driven by strong returns in dividend-paying equities. Meanwhile, the Core Fixed Income category generated a 0.6% return in April.

March HANDLS Market Rebirth and Renewal

The broad securities markets enjoyed a strong March, with equity and fixed income markets alike delivering healthy returns. The Core Large Cap Equity category delivered a 7.3% return for the month, powered by a rebound in beaten-down large-cap technology stocks. Meanwhile, the Core Fixed Income category generated a 2.6% return in March, benefitting from reduced inflation expectations and declining interest rates.

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