ETF Portfolio Partners

Founder David Kreinces serves as the portfolio manager and makes all tactical allocation decisions. He built the firm's quantitative model that signals when to rotate between equity, fixed-income, and cash-like ETFs. The strategy is rules-based and executed uniformly across client accounts.

The firm actively rotates among ETFs based on momentum and relative-strength indicators rather than holding a static allocation. This tactical approach aims to capture upside in trending markets and reduce exposure during downturns. The strategy can shift entirely to bonds or cash equivalents when the model signals elevated risk in equities.

No. The firm manages only separately managed accounts for individuals and institutions. There are no commingled funds, private limited partnerships, or hedge fund structures. All holdings are in publicly traded ETFs.

The tactical model shifts allocations into short-duration bond ETFs, Treasury funds, or money-market equivalents when momentum signals weaken across equity sectors. There is no use of inverse ETFs, options overlays, or short-selling in the core strategy. The primary defensive tool is rotating to cash-like exposures.

Founder David Kreinces has appeared in Barron's rankings of independent financial advisors in prior years, though the firm does not prominently market recent standings. The practice has maintained a low public profile relative to larger tactical ETF strategists.