Abstract
The covariance matrix of portfolio returns constructed by static mean-variance model will change with time, so the optimal portfolio with fixed weights may not be optimal. Based on the static mean-variance model, this paper introduces two new parameters of the length of dynamic historical period and holding period to construct a dynamic mean-variance model. Numerical analysis shows that the proposed dynamic portfolio strategy can achieve good returns.
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