We are an investment management firm
that combines actuarial science with data and technology.
We aim to help you avoid the losers in your portfolio.

Avoiding losers in your portfolio

picking winners is a losing game.

We believe that many investors have an imperfect understanding
of where alpha comes from.

Most think in terms of picking winners

when we believe their goal should be to avoid losers.

what is a loser?

A loser is a company that cannot deliver the revenue growth indicated by its stock price.

Important Disclosure

The snapshot is being provided for illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as providing investment advice or as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular security. This snapshot is taken at a particular point in time and any analysis or information contained in it is outdated and should not be relied upon. Past performance is not an indication or a guarantee of future results. For full disclosure click here.

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understanding a company’s ability to
deliver revenue growth

our three-step process

Step

1

Step

2

Step

3

most likely least likely Historical mean
Step 1:
Understand the revenue growth possibilities could deliver.

has a range of potential revenue growth possibilities. To determine this range, we take ’s revenue growth from the past 12 quarters and conduct 10,000 statistical simulations.

This process generates a mean revenue growth rate of and a range of revenue growth possibilities for from most to least likely.

indicated growth rate (IGR) revenue growth indicated by the stock
Step 2:
Calculate ’s revenue growth indicated by the stock price.

We believe ’s stock price of indicates revenue growth in the future of .

To calculate this growth, we use ’s stock price of and accepted valuation methodologies to calculate ’s indicated revenue growth of .

lower probability of failing to deliver greater probability of failing to deliver Historical mean growth rate Indicated revenue growth rate h-factor
Step 3:
Compare what must deliver to what could deliver.

To Identify if is a losing stock, we calculate the probability that indicated revenue growth of is within the range of revenue growth possibilities.

There is a probability will fail to deliver the growth indicated by its stock price of .

It’s the h-factor and in our process a lower h-factor is better.

use the h-factor
to avoid the losers

The h-factor is the probability the company will fail to deliver the growth indicated by its stock price.

The risk is caused by humans impounding vague and ambiguous information into stock prices in a systematically incorrect way.

high h-factor

Avoid

low h-factor

Invest

the h-factor
OUR PROPRIETARY INDICATOR

Use the h-factor
aim to avoid the losers in your portfolio

The probability that a company may fail to deliver the growth indicated by its stock price.

Risk caused by humans impounding vague and ambiguous information into stock prices in a systematically incorrect way.

h-factor ranges on a scale from 0-100%, and a lower h-factor is better.

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