Abstract
We introduce a novel out-of-sample approach to solve a real-time investor's multiperiod portfolio choice problem in a setting with (time-varying) conditional predictability, multiple assets and downside risk control. The method involves defining a discrete set of one-period portfolio allocation policies and choosing among them at portfolio revision dates within a discrete-time stochastic dynamic programming approach so as to maximize an investor's expected utility. Our framing of the portfolio problem overcomes the curse of dimensionality that is associated with time-varying investment opportunity sets and multiple assets. We apply our technique to dynamic investment decision problems in futures markets and demonstrate its feasibility and usefulness.
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