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OUR STRATEGIES

Astoria offers three distinct strategy families - quantitative active equity, dynamic ETF managed portfolios, and thematic ETF allocations. Each is built on the same macro-driven, quantitative research framework.

Portfolios built for every market cycle.

STRATEGY FAMILIES

Quantitative Active Equity

Concentrated equity strategies driven by quantitative factor research — targeting earnings growth, valuation discipline, and factor overlay for alpha beyond passive benchmarks.

Dynamic ETF Managed Portfolio

Dynamic asset allocation across equity and fixed income using ETFs. Risk budgets shift with the macro environment — not anchored to a static 60/40 benchmark.

Thematic ETF Portfolios

High-conviction thematic ETF allocations targeting structural macro tailwinds — real assets, inflation protection, and hedged growth across global markets.

HOW WE BUILD DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATION PORTFOLIOS

1

Business cycle analysis

We assess interest rates, inflation, earnings, and sentiment to determine the current phase of the cycle and set asset allocation accordingly.

2

Overweight high-conviction ideas

We target assets with growing earnings, attractive valuations, poor sentiment, and a clear catalyst — the classic setup for outperformance.

3

Underweight stretched positions

We reduce exposure to expensive assets with slowing earnings, crowded positioning, and no clear upside catalyst.

4

Factor diversification and downside hedging

We diversify factor exposures and use liquid alternatives to manage drawdown risk across full market cycles.

GIPS® Compliant

Astoria Portfolio Advisors claims compliance with the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®). To receive a GIPS report, please contact Nick Cerbone via email: ncerbone@astoriaadvisors.com. GIPS® is a registered trademark of CFA Institute. CFA Institute does not endorse or promote this organization, nor does it warrant the accuracy or quality of the content contained herein.

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