This function is useful to visualize the momentm vs. volatility of a universe of assets, along with the relative weights of each asset. The colors of each bubble dot is chosen based on the asset class for the given dot.
| 1 2 3 4 | bubbleweights(x, y, dotweights, dotclass = NA, labelpos = NA,
  xlab = "Volatility (%)", ylab = "Momentum (%)",
  legendloc = "topleft", cex.dots = 0.8, cex.legend = 0.8,
  hline = NA, main = "Momentum vs. Volatility Bubble Plot", ...)
 | 
| x | A named vector or single row xts containing the X values. If a single row xts, the index is ignored, but the column names are used to name any unnamed vector provided for y or dotweights. | 
| y | An order-matched unnamed vector, or a single row xts containing the Y values. | 
| dotweights | An order-matched vector or single row xts containing the relative weights of each dots. | 
| dotclass | A list associating each asset to its asset class. The list follows the format asset_name = "asset class" e.g. SPY = "equities". Up to TBD asset classes can be named with colors automatically assigned. | 
| labelpos | A named vector or a list of labels associating some or all assets to a non-default location relative to the dot on the plot. The default label location is on the right. Valid locations are "above", "below", "left" or "right". Format for the list is: SPY = "above". Default is NA i.e. no exceptions, all labels on the right. | 
| xlab | The x-axis label. | 
| ylab | The y-axis label. | 
| legendloc | The legend location. Valid values are "bottomright", "bottom", "bottomleft", "left", "topleft", "top", "topright", "right" and "center". | 
| cex.dots | Relative scaling of the labels on each dot. | 
| cex.legend | Relative scaling of the legend. | 
| hline | The vertical location to place a horizontal line. Default is NA (no line). | 
| main | The plot title. The index(last(x)) is automatically appended and plotted under the title to show the date of the analysis. | 
| ... | Additional parameters passed through to function plot. | 
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