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Contrarian Value Equity Composite (CVEC) |
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The Contrarian Value Equity Composite is described as all fee-paying, fully discretionary accounts with a client objective of maintaining greater than 85% of the portfolio in equity assets. Prior to 2005Q4, this composite was the Equity Composite, a name change only. Prior to 2001Q2, this composite was the All Equity Composite, a name change only.
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Contrarian Value Balanced Composite (CVBC) |
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The Contrarian Value Balanced Composite is described as all fee-paying, fully discretionary portfolios with a client objective of a mix of equity and fixed income assets where the equity portion will be less than or equal to 85% of the portfolio. The equity portion will resemble the Contrarian Value Equity Composite and the fixed income portion may be taxable fixed income securities, tax-free fixed income securities, or both. Prior to 2005Q4, this composite was the Balanced Composite, a name change only. |
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Market Opportunity Composite (MOC) |
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The Market Opportunity Composite is described as all fee-paying, fully discretionary accounts with a Market Opportunity objective defined as participating in market timing through long and short positions in exchange traded funds, primarily Standard & Poor’s Depositary Receipts (SPDR’s), including the use of margin to establish short and leveraged long positions. Leverage is employed to obtain net exposures that range from as low as 40% short to as much as 150% long. Short positions and leveraged long positions involve considerable risk and are not suitable for many investors. Prior to 2005Q4, this composite was the Market Timing Equity Composite, a name change only. Prior to 2007Q2, this composite was the Market Opportunity with Margin Composite, a name change only. |
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