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Deep Dive Analysis
Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund (JAAA)
2026-10-20 10:30 UTC · Tomas Novak · 15,000 Portfolio
PRICE
1.05
1.05
52W HIGH
1.05
1.05
DRAWDOWN
-0.0%
-0.0%
STAGE
Stage 2 (Uptrend)
Stage 2 (Uptrend)
🟡 WAIT — No Clear Edge
Trend-Following System · 6 Bull / 0 Bear Factors
Bullish factors: price > 50d, price > 200d, golden cross, 50d rising, rising 1m & 3m, strong bull trend (ADX 71.8)
JAAA Price — 1 Year
1Y Ago: 1.02
Low: 1.01
Now: 1.05
Low: 1.01
Now: 1.05
Technical Snapshot
| RSI (14) | 89.7 | ADX (14) | 71.8 |
| 50d MA | 1.05 | 200d MA | 1.04 |
| Price vs 50d | ▲ Above | Price vs 200d | ▲ Above |
| Support | 1.05 | Resistance | 1.05 |
| ATR Volatility | 0.01%/day | Trend | HOLD |
Crypto Performance Comparison
| Asset | 1 Month | 3 Months | 6 Months | 1 Year |
| JAAA | +0.2% | +0.7% | +1.5% | +2.8% |
| BTC | -2.7% | +25.8% | +28.1% | +21.5% |
| ETH | -11.0% | +24.3% | +42.5% | +22.8% |
| SOL | -12.5% | +35.2% | +55.8% | +31.4% |
Trend-Following Backtest
2-year simulation of 15,000 using 50d/200d MA crossover + RSI filter. Buy when price > 50d MA (rising) + RSI 40-75. Sell on death cross or RSI > 82.
FINAL VALUE
15,024
RETURN
+0.2%
MAX DRAWDOWN
-0.0%
Strategy vs Buy & Hold
| Asset | Strategy | Buy & Hold | Max DD | Trades | Win Rate |
| JAAA | +0.2% | +1.4% | -0.0% | 1 | 100% |
DCA vs Lump Sum (JAAA)
If you had deployed 15,000 using different timing strategies over the past year.
| Strategy | Return | Value Today |
| Lump Sum (1y ago) | +2.8% | 15,215 |
| DCA — 4 buys | +0.9% | 15,133 |
| DCA — 6 buys | +0.8% | 15,122 |
| DCA — 12 buys | +0.8% | 15,119 |
Backtest Trade Log
| Date | Action | Price | P&L |
| 2026-10-01 | BUY | 1.05 | |
| 2026-10-12 | SELL | 1.05 | +0.2% |
Generated by BitcoinsNews.com Coin Monitor (automated) · 2026-10-20 10:30 UTC
Trend-following methodology: 50d/200d MA crossover + RSI filter + ADX regime gate
Data via Yahoo Finance / CoinGecko · Not financial advice. For educational purposes only.
Trend-following methodology: 50d/200d MA crossover + RSI filter + ADX regime gate
Data via Yahoo Finance / CoinGecko · Not financial advice. For educational purposes only.
RSI 89.7 on a CLO etf is the funniest chart ive seen all year. everyone piling into aaa paper at the exact top of safety
And yet 0.01% daily volatility means it barely moves. Overbought on a fund like this reads very differently than on crypto.
to be fair the rsi reading is a symptom not a cause. everyone rotates to aaa clo paper when equities get choppy, so the overbought flag is really just a flight to safety gauge
flight to safety gauge is the correct frame. nobody piling into aaa paper at rsi 89 is chasing returns, they are hiding from something in equities
flight to safety is exactly it. the jaaa chart is just an equity fear gauge with extra steps at this point
extra steps that pay a coupon while you wait tbh. the fear gauge framing is fun but id rather hide in aaa paper than argue with my equity drawdown
or its just cash yielding again. aaa clo at current spreads is the boring baseline everything else has to beat now
aaa clo spreads over t-bills are basically the only free lunch left in fixed income. hold and collect, dont overthink it
6 bull factors, zero bear factors, sitting right at the 52 week high, and the system still says WAIT. trend following is a brutal religion lol
came from the bond side. AAA CLO paper at a 1.05 nav is decent carry until a credit event hits, the WAIT here is about entry timing, the thesis itself is fine
entry timing matters less when the underlying is aaa loans though. the 1.05 nav already reflects the carry, you are basically waiting for a dip that historically never comes on this paper
The ADX at 71.8 is the detail most people will skip. That is a historically strong trend, but readings up there usually mean the easy money is already behind you.
ADX that high on a CLO fund also means the trend is late stage. waiting is annoying but statistically the right side
6 bull factors, 0 bear, ADX 71.8 screaming trend, and the call is still WAIT because of one rsi number. trend following in a nutshell lol
holding JAAA next to my eth stake for exactly this reason. 43 million eth earning under 3 percent while this thing pays similar with a fraction of the drawdown risk, the WAIT call is fine but the comparison writes itself
the eth staking comparison is the honest one. similar yield, completely different drawdown profile, the only cost is giving up any upside fantasy
wait on a 6 bull 0 bear setup with ADX 71.8 because one oscillator says overbought. funny how the engine only discovers religion on the boring asset
ADX 71.8 on AAA paper basically means everyone relocated at once. WAIT is annoying but chasing a 1.05 NAV that moves 0.01% a day is the least urgent fomo in finance
buying JAAA at exactly its 52w high and calling it HOLD is bold. momentum in aaa paper usually means the stress trade is already crowded
crowded stress trade on aaa paper unwinds like 40 bps, the nav barely moves. the actual risk here is opportunity cost while equities rip, not the hold call
crowded stress trade at least unwinds slow, the underlying clo strip keeps paying either way. hold is the right tag for exactly that reason
genuine question, does anyone know if the expense ratio is already baked into the NAV figure being cited here?
for an ETF structure the expense ratio comes out of NAV daily, so the 1.05 print is already net of fees. the rsi panic is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this thread
@mikroblend_ yes, the expense ratio hits the NAV daily, you never see it as a line item. thats why the distribution looks slightly worse than the underlying clo strip
distribution yield on their fact sheet is net of fees, the NAV chart is where you see the drag. its about 35 bps a year iirc
ADX 71.8 with 0.01% daily vol is a funny combo. strongest trend in finance pays a few dozen bps a month, hard to argue with a hold
ADX 71 on a fund that moves 0.1 percent a day is a reminder that indicators were built for stocks. hold by default