The Yale Target-Date Plus models
A glide-path strategy is one that systematically reduces the equity component of the asset allocation and increases the fixed income component of an investment portfolio as the individual ages and approaches retirement.
The new Yale "streamlined" investment lineup consists of only eleven investment options, with the Yale Target-Date Plus model portfolios (hereinafter referred to as "Glidepath portfolios") using six of the investment options, all as listed here and also in Table-1 below. Corresponding exchange traded funds (ETFs) used for the backtests were added to the table by the author.
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