Wealth Management Strategy Selection
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Disciplined Investment Management
Disciplined investment strategies are the foundation of our investment management process, which are built to a specific model based on your Family Index Number. Our process-driven, time-tested strategies are managed by our Investment Committee, comprised of a dedicated team of portfolio managers as well as fundamental and technical analysts and strategists.
Irreplaceable Capital
For those who are more concerned with protecting assets and minimizing their potential losses, Advance & Protect is a good strategy to consider. As the markets go down, Advance & Protect seeks to limit the downside to -10%.
The Swan Global strategy seeks to protect against market downturns while minimizing possible losses and is designed for those with a longer investment time horizon.
AP20 is very similar to Advance & Protect; however, it seeks to limit potential losses to -20%. This strategy is designed for investors who are focused on asset protection but are willing to accept higher risk for the potential of higher returns.
Model
The Protector Series of strategies are designed with portfolio protection in mind. Allocations will be selected based on their alignment with the research team’s long-term asset allocation outlook and the risk level of the portfolio.
Yield
The Day Hagan Tactical Dividend strategy actively seeks companies that generate income for shareholders (in the form of dividends) while also providing long-term growth opportunities.
The Eaton Vance strategy is a customized portfolio of municipal or corporate bonds and seeks to generate income from these investments.
This strategy may be appropriate for those looking to generate income through various investment opportunities in the bond market.
As markets change, analysts can begin to identify trends. The Trend strategy is designed to adapt to changing markets and invest in areas that are trending up while avoiding those that are going down.
Growth
As the markets move up and down, All Seasons Tactical is designed to navigate these changes. This strategy attempts to invest in stocks and bonds that are moving up while avoiding those going down.
The Day Hagan Tactical Dividend strategy actively seeks companies that generate income for shareholders (in the form of dividends) while also providing long-term growth opportunities.
The Focused Energy strategy invests in alternative energy sources such as shale drilling, off shore drilling, natural gas and other nontraditional energy sources.
Global Horizons invests in companies around the world who generate the majority of their growth from foreign markets.
For investors looking for growth and have longer time horizons, LongTerm Trend may be a strategy to consider. This strategy invests in large companies deemed undervalued with significant growth potential over 3-5 years.
Similar to LongTerm Trend, Perennial Growth is a growth strategy for those with a longer time horizon. However, rather than investing in large companies, Perennial Growth invests in small or midsized companies with significant growth potential in the next 3-5 years.
Specialty Strategies
A strategy for qualified investors that offers differentiated and unique investment options.
This fund may be appropriate for investors seeking a unique way to diversify their portfolios with a differentiated, multi-manager approach.
This strategy could be appropriate for those looking to invest in nontraditional assets.
Select Long/Short seeks firms with strong margins, high returns on capital, healthy balance sheets and meaningful barriers to entry.
Allocate
The Pure Market Blend strategy is a good option for investors who prefer to invest in the U.S. and are looking for investments that perform similarly to well-known domestic stock and bond indices.
Similar to the Benchmark strategy, Diversified Blend is a good option for investors looking for global market exposure. The difference is, this strategy is passively managed for those with a long-term investment time horizon.
There are countless options when it comes to global stocks and bonds available to investors. Benchmark is a strategy that gives you a very broad and diverse mix of global investments and performs similarly to the global markets.
The Sustainable Impact Strategy seeks to invest in a portfolio of exchange traded funds (ETFs) whose holdings have a positive environmental, social, governance (ESG) and impact characteristics. The ETFs used incorporate ESG screens or societal impact as part of their construction methodology.
This strategy emphasizes a portfolio with characteristics designed to increase allocations towards key factors.
There are many markets across the world that have significant potential for growth. Global Macro is a strategy that identifies the regions believed to have the most growth opportunity and invests in those areas.
As markets change, analysts can begin to identify trends. The Trend strategy is designed to adapt to changing markets and invest in areas that are trending up while avoiding those that are going down.
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No strategy assures success or protects against loss. Market neutral strategy involves special risks, including significant losses, trade execution delays, forced liquidations of short or leveraged positions due to losses or failure to “match” long and short positions. Options are not suitable for all investors and certain option strategies may expose investors to significant potential losses such as losing entire amount paid for the option. There is no guarantee that a diversified portfolio will enhance overall returns or outperform a non-diversified portfolio. Diversification does not protect against market risk.