Managed Strategies

Managed Strategies

Objective-oriented separately managed accounts designed to navigate every market environment — organized by risk profile.

Conservative Capital Preservation
Preservation
Preserve capital while creating consistent conservative returns through all market conditions with a diversified, non-correlated portfolio.
  • Capital Preservation — Tactical navigation of the bond market.
  • Total Return — Complement bond strategy with non-bond correlated investments.
  • Diversification — Basket of non-correlated, conservative securities.
Zero Dollar Preservation
Preserve capital through diverse conservative holdings with a streamlined, manageable portfolio.
  • Capital Preservation — Safeguard the initial investment, minimize risks, avoid significant losses.
  • Diversified Allocation — Bonds and other low-risk, non-correlated assets for enhanced stability.
  • Streamlined Holdings — Focused, limited portfolio for efficient smaller-account management.
Conservative Income
Generate conservative income utilizing low-volatility income-producing assets, complemented by non-correlated securities with growth potential.
  • Cash Flow — Assets meeting minimum dividend requirements; lower-yield positions must offer higher growth potential.
  • Low Volatility — Stable assets with minimal sensitivity to broad economic shifts.
  • Modest Growth — Allocation to sectors with long-term growth opportunity and income generation.

Moderate Balanced Growth
Anchored Equities
Generate equity-like returns while tactically working to avoid large drawdowns.
  • Capital Appreciation — Steady, reliable growth rather than volatile or unpredictable gains.
  • Drawdown Mitigation — Minimize impact of significant market downturns, preserving capital during challenging periods.
  • Tactical Management — Adapt between growth and value styles to align with prevailing market conditions.
Zero Dollar Balanced
Generate consistent moderate returns navigating both equity and bond markets.
  • Consistent Returns — Steady, reliable investment growth with moderate returns over time.
  • Balanced Exposure — Navigate equity and bond markets with a medium risk tolerance.
  • Streamlined Holdings — Focused portfolio with fewer holdings to suit smaller accounts.
Zero Dollar Growth
Generate equity-like returns while keeping the number of holdings low for smaller accounts.
  • Equity-Like Returns — Performance comparable to equity markets with competitive growth potential.
  • Multi-Style Allocation — Diversified across growth, value, and momentum approaches.
  • Streamlined Holdings — Limited selection for simpler management in smaller portfolios.

Aggressive Maximum Growth
Tactical Income
Generate moderate-to-aggressive cash flow with long-term growth while preserving capital.
  • Cash Flow — Risk-adjusted securities generating accretive cash flow with limited leverage.
  • Growth — Stable securities with strong fundamentals and potential future market demand.
  • Capital Preservation — Tactical decisions based on current market trends to protect principal.
Opportunities
Generate aggressive growth by identifying undervalued securities with long-term opportunity across all sectors.
  • Aggressive Growth — Identify undervalued stocks across all sectors with potential for long-term revenue and metric growth.
  • Asset Selection — Primary focus on small-to-mid cap with flexibility to pursue opportunities and minimize drawdowns.
  • Technical Analysis — Actively monitor data on securities and make tactical decisions based on data trends.
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    Our Ancorato SMAs are designed to provide objective-oriented investment solutions that help spread risk across different asset classes, allowing for more balanced exposure and potentially greater returns. Our Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) allows for greater diversification beyond traditional indices by incorporating structured notes tied to a variety of asset classes, sectors, and global markets without being overly reliant on indices like the S&P 500.  

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