We follow a disciplined and highly structured approach to creating and administering your portfolio. Your portfolio may be comprised of one, some or all of the following types of assets: equities, guaranteed products and specialty areas. The composition of your individual portfolio will be grounded in our disciplined approach, but customized to reflect your individual goals and objectives, current market conditions and availability.
We focus on an equity strategy that consists of a portfolio of established companies that are diversified across sectors that we expect to perform well over the coming months, have good earnings growth and ideally pay a dividend. Between the dividend and the potential increase to their target price, these holdings typically offer the opportunities to achieve gains. As these companies reach these prices, we will contact you to review the position. At that time, we will discuss potential future gains and make a decision to hold or replace it with another position that we believe will offer greater future potential.
The strength of a strategy like this is that we have chosen investments with clear goals in mind (target price) and there is an underlying structure behind our choices. This allows us to stay objective and make sound investment decisions.
A cornerstone of many of our portfolios is the inclusion of guaranteed products. The benefit of including guaranteed products in your portfolio is two-fold: first, it decreases our exposure to market volatility, and second, it generates income within the portfolio.
The quantity and type of guaranteed products recommended for your portfolio will be based on a number of criteria:
In today's changing marketplace, there are always new investment products coming available. If these products are suitable for you, we contact you to discuss the proper placement within your portfolio. These products can be linked to specific indexes or products, focused on a specific sector, or offer advantages from an income or tax perspective.
The comments contained herein are general in nature and are not intended to be, nor should be construed to be, legal or tax advice to any particular individual. Accordingly, individuals should consult their own tax advisors for advice with respect to the tax consequences to them, having regard to their own particular circumstances.