In order to find out the better method of assets allocation and to predict the results precisely, Assets allocation is the important issue which is always discussed. This paper is based on Fleming, Kirby and Ostdiek (2001) to predict the effect of the assets allocation which is called the Economic Value Added Method. The Economic Value Added Method measures the two different portfolios by estimating a maximum switching fee which the investor is willing to pay to change the model. This paper uses ten countries index and futures to allocate the portfolio, and finds in the CCC-GARCH and VC-GARCH model, most of the countries show that the assets allocations is better in dynamic model than in the static model, and this results is the same in the out of sample prediction.