Do I Need A Money Manager?
Do I need a Money Manager?
Is your portfolio diversified by industry
and individual holdings?
Is your portfolio monitored continually?
Do you personally meet with your broker
or adviser four times a year?
Are you comfortable with your level of investment
skill?
Do you understand the risks and costs associated
with mutual funds?
Are you currently able to control the timing
of capital gains and losses?
Have you trimmed any concentration in low-cost
basis stocks during the past year?
Do you have a written statement outlining
your investment goals, time horizon and toleration for risk?
If you answered NO to any of these questions, you could
benefit from a Professional Money Manager.
Are professional Money managers expensive?
Mutual funds and variable annuities can be more expensive
than Investors Capital Management. Many equity mutual funds
have investment and administrative expenses of 1.5% or more.
Additionally, there can be sales charges as high as 5% or
more.
How should I judge results?
Our goal is to help you attain your financial objectives
by understanding your unique needs and risk tolerance. Judge
us based on the risk adjusted return of your portfolio over
a complete market cycle.
Let us show you how we might construct a portfolio of
individual securities that could cost you less than your
current investment approach.
How will you build my portfolio?
- We begin with a complete understanding of your
specific investment goals and objectives, which are captured
in a written financial plan.
- We are long-term investors, so you can expect low
portfolio turnover.
- We will diversify your portfolio by industry and
economic sectors.
- We seek companies with a strong and proven management
team.
- We look for strong balance sheets and companies
with little or no debt.
- We look for companies with a competitive advantage
or catalyst that we expect will enable them to outperform
their peers.
- We look for companies that can leverage technology
or financial capital.
We seek out companies with long-term growth rates that
exceed the broad industry average.
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