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  1. MODELING

StrategicAssetAllocation

This guide provides a very simple modeling approach using the StrategicAssetAllocation class from the finter.modeling module.

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from finter.modeling import StrategicAssetAllocation

saa = StrategicAssetAllocation(model_universe="kr_stock", model_type="alpha", start=20200101, end=20240101)
saa.show()

Summary

This function helps you to find ETFs, run a simulation, and then display the results. By specifying the model universe and type, along with the start and end dates, you can easily perform strategic asset allocation modeling.

Usage