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Separately Managed Accounts
Growth Accounts
TCC’s Growth accounts are portfolios for clients whose primary
long-term objective is capital appreciation. These growth accounts
are diversified portfolios that invest primarily in undervalued
equity securities of small, medium and large capitalized public
companies from an array of industries. TCC manages accounts with
growth objectives based on three model portfolios: Long/Short, Long-Only,
and RSP.
Long/Short Accounts
TCC’s Long/Short accounts invest “long” in
undervalued securities and include a fluctuating percentage
of overvalued equities sold short that we believe will decline
in price. A short sale is a sale of a security not owned but
borrowed from an existing holder and subsequently replaced when
it is purchased, hopefully at a lower price. The Long/Short
accounts are constantly net long and the total short positions
typically do not exceed 40% of the portfolio value. Short selling
may be used for the purpose of making a profit and for hedging
purposes. A portfolio which includes short sales can reduce
overall risk since they can provide a hedge for the securities
held long and reduce the portfolio’s exposure to a declining
stock market. Long-Only
Accounts
TCC’s Long-Only accounts are invested primarily in equities
and equity-related securities without any short sales.
RRSP Accounts
These long-only accounts are managed for non-taxable clients
(RSPs, RIFs, foundations and pension funds) in compliance with
applicable investment restrictions. |
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See also:
Income Accounts
Balanced Accounts |
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