1. Greenwich Asset Management
Firm Established in 2001
Firm 100% Employee Owned
Peter Lundstedt
Global Equity Strategy
Separately Managed Account
A Proprietary Process
(203) 622-1305
Institutional Use Only
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2. Quote
"Not yet have I found any better method to prosper during
the future financial chaos, which is likely to last many years,
than to keep your net worth in shares of those corporations
that have proven to have the widest profit margins and the
most rapidly increasing profits. Earning power is likely to
continue to be valuable, especially if diversified among many
nations." - John Templeton
8. The Technical Filter
The companies that are able to make it through the first
three steps are then evaluated based on a core group of
technical indicators. Those companies that pass Step IV,
are provided inclusion into one of the 30 portfolio slots.
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9. Buy Strategy
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, Market Browser 8/2009 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE
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10. Sell Strategy
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, Market Browser 8/2009 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE
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11. Global Diversification
If the U.S. happens to be suffering from an economic downturn or high inflation, there may
be some better investment opportunities abroad. Those investments abroad could help boost a
portfolio weighted heavily in US equities when the U.S. stock market is not performing well.
There are a number of different risks associated with foreign stocks. There is, for example,
country risk. There is also currency risk. Investors can expect occasional losses depending on
market volatility. The manager will harvest losses when appropriate by selling stock positions.
While U.S. markets have performed well over the very long run, this is not necessarily the case
with all foreign countries. Many countries suffer from political, social, and/or economic instability
that makes investing in those countries very risky. Furthermore, foreign governments have different
rules regarding the regulation and taxation of securities that could be at odds with your investment
objectives. We only invest in ADR's listed on a U.S. Exchange because the accounting rules to get
on to an exchange in the U.S. allow us to measure those stocks using our proprietary formula.
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12. Diversification Strategy
Imagine owning a portfolio of 30 equal weighted stocks similar to the ones below...
We do. This is what we want a stock portfolio to look like, minus the last two.
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, Market Browser 8/2009
Goal of 30 Equal Weighted Up-trending stocks
Re-balance quarterly
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14. Managing Risk
Global Equity Risk
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15. Global Equity Risk
• Liquidity risk: The risk that arises from the difficulty of selling an asset. An investment may sometimes need to be
sold quickly. Unfortunately, an insufficient secondary market may prevent the liquidation or limit the funds that can be
generated from the asset. Some assets are highly liquid and have low liquidity risk (such as stock of a publicly traded
company), while other assets are highly illiquid and have high liquidity risk (such as a house).
• Country, Political and Economic Risk: The potential volatility of foreign stocks or the potential default of foreign
government bonds, due to political and/or financial events in the given country.
• Market risk: Risk which is common to an entire class of assets or liabilities. The value of investments may decline
over a given time period simply because of economic changes or other events that impact large portions of the market.
Asset allocation and diversification can help protect the investor’s overall portfolio against market risk because different
portions of the market tend to under perform at different times, also called systematic risk. Investors can expect
occasional losses depending on market volatility. The manager will harvest losses when appropriate by selling stock
positions.
• Unsystematic risk: The risk of price change due to the unique circumstances of a specific security, as opposed to the
overall market. Diversification can also help reduce this risk.
• Event risk: The likelihood that the rating of a bond will drop due to an event, such as the taking on of additional debt or
a recapitalization by a company.
• Regulatory risk: The risk associated with the potential for laws related to a given industry, country, or type of
security to change and impact relevant investments.
• Legislative risk: The risk that a new law or a change in an existing law could have a significant impact on an
investment.
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16. Research: Simulated Model Performance
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, informa.com 4/2010 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, informa.com 4/2010 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE (= one simulated account)
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, informa.com 4/2010 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE
17. Live Performance 2008 - 2009
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, informa.com 4/2010 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE (= one real account)
Source: Greenwich Asset Management Group Research, informa.com 4/2010 DOES NOT IMPLY FUTURE PERFORMANCE
18. Performance
This powerful process was successfully run for five years on fully invested equity portfolio's whose performance was
reported to Indata, averaging 25% with assets over $70 million run in collaboration with a former $30 billion manager of
the NYS Common Retirement Plan.
The program is designed specifically for multi- $million stock portfolios where a stocks liquidity plays a major role.
The manager currently has less than $100 million under management.
Turnover and Trading fees are kept as low as possible.
Management fee, excluding IRA's and non-accredited investors, of 1% and performance fee of 1% for every 10%
earned with high water mark is available.
In addition to running actual accounts for 5 years, the program was back tested for 5 years with large hypothetical
accounts which were 62% ahead of the S&P 500 after five years.
Mr. Lundstedt did 16+% better than the market in 2008 with real money and made the Informais.com's IIS PSN Top
Guns quarterly list, twice in 2008 and again in 2009.
Benefits: Better potential equity returns. Greater diversification. Greater confidence in moving forward, created by
holding higher graded equity positions. Independent Custodian. No surrender fee or lock up period.
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19. Bio
In 2001 Mr. Lundstedt incorporated Greenwich Asset Management Group, LLC in Delaware as an Independent Registered
Investment Adviser GAMG, LLC designs and implements strategies based on a growth investment philosophy determined by a
proprietary system, developed and refined over the past twenty four years by CEO and Portfolio Strategist, Peter Lundstedt.
Experience: Over 24 Years in the investment management business, 15 years at several prestigious brokerage firms on
Wall Street, promoted to Vice President and Senior Vice President of Investments. Five years portfolio trading with former
manager of $30 billion NY State Common Retirement Fund. Has retained the same clients for over 15 years.
Education: Bachelor of Science Degree in International Business, Fischer School of Business, The Ohio State University;
U.S. Army, West Point Military Academy Staff.
Organizations: Member: Knights Templar; The Order of St. Lazarus; Royal Arch Masons, 32nd Degree; Veteran Corp
of Artillery, NYC; Squadron A Association, NYC; Safari Club International; National Rifle Association; CT Coalition of
Sportsmen; Greenwich Chamber of Commerce; Young Grand Old Party, Greenwich, CT; Greenwich Historical Society;
International Exchange Club; Dutch Reformed Church.
Mr. Lundstedt was born in Princeton, NJ in 1958 to Jean Lundstedt and Dr. Sven B. Lundstedt, Public Policy and Public
Administration Professor and resided in Cambridge, MA; Ann Arbor, MI; Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio; and on his family's
dairy farm in upstate New York. Mr. Lundstedt lives and works in Greenwich, CT.
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24. Disclaimer
PAST RESULTS ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RETURNS.
THERE IS RISK OF LOSS AS WELL AS THE OPPORTUNITY
FOR GAIN WHEN INVESTING IN SEPARATELY
MANAGED STOCK ACCOUNTS.
Peter Lundstedt
Greenwich Asset Management Group, LLC
CEO, Equity Portfolio Strategist and Equity Portfolio Advisers
2 Greenwich Office Park, Suite 300, Greenwich, CT 06831 USA
(203) 622-1305
(203) 495-7590 Fax
Web site: www.gamgllc.com
Email: peter.lundstedt@gamgllc.com
FOR INSTITUTIONAL USE ONLY
Disclaimer… Peter Lundstedt is president of Greenwich Asset Management Group, LLC, (GAMGLLC), a registered investment adviser All material
presented herein is believed to be reliable but we cannot attest to its accuracy. Investment recommendations may change and readers are urged to
check with their investment counselors before making any investment decisions. Opinions expressed in these reports may change without prior
notice. Peter Lundstedt and/or the staff at GAMGLLC may or may not have investments in any funds cited above.
PAST RESULTS ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS. THERE IS RISK OF LOSS AS WELL AS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR GAIN WHEN INVESTING
IN MANAGED ACCOUNTS. WHEN CONSIDERING ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS, INCLUDING HEDGE FUNDS, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER VARIOUS
RISKS INCLUDING THE FACT THAT SOME PRODUCTS: OFTEN ENGAGE IN LEVERAGING AND OTHER SPECULATIVE INVESTMENT PRACTICES
THAT MAY INCREASE THE RISK OF INVESTMENT LOSS, CAN BE ILLIQUID, ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE PERIODIC PRICING OR
VALUATION INFORMATION TO INVESTORS, MAY INVOLVE COMPLEX TAX STRUCTURES AND DELAYS IN DISTRIBUTING IMPORTANT TAX
INFORMATION, ARE NOT SUBJECT TO THE SAME REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS AS MUTUAL FUNDS, OFTEN CHARGE HIGH FEES, AND IN
MANY CASES THE UNDERLYING INVESTMENTS ARE NOT TRANSPARENT AND ARE KNOWN ONLY TO THE INVESTMENT MANAGER.