Characteristics: High-quality companies + Attractive dividend yield + High Growth of Dividend Yield = Potential for High Total Return / Predictable Cash Flow / Lower Volatility
Focus: As our core strategy, it is designed to deliver both income and long-term growth. Dividends are reinvested for accumulators to maximize compounding, while they are paid out in cash for those needing immediate income. The strategy is bottom-up and company driven, with minimal sector constraints, and offers customization based on client preferences around personal values, tax considerations, and other unique needs.
Fundamental Investing – Signals What to Buy
Focus on buying great companies at attractive prices.
Non-diversified focus – Investments in companies will often be held to a small number of equity positions.
Deep value driven – We believe understanding what companies are worth can lead to lower risk, and higher return opportunities.
Owner-like mindset – Focus on the long term and buy a company as if you will own it all.
Make informed valuation decisions on companies:
Meaning – Is the company easily understood?
Moat – Analyze a 10-year history of compound growth rates for Book Value Per Share, Earnings Per Share, Operating Cash Flow Per Share, and Sales to see a sustainable moat.
Management – Analyze the effectiveness of management through a 10-year history of Return on Equity, Return on Invested Capital and Debt.
Technical Analysis – Signals when to buy
Focus on buying great companies at attractive prices.
Meaning – Is the company easily understood?
Moat – Analyze a 10-year history of compound growth rates for Book Value Per Share, Earnings Per Share, Operating Cash Flow Per Share, and Sales to see a sustainable moat.
Management – Analyze the effectiveness of management through a 10-year history of Return on Equity, Return on Invested Capital and Debt.
Global Macro Overlay – Indicates changing market narratives related to the overall business cycle
Macro research and analysis can keep us informed of changing market narratives related to the overall business cycle.
Monitoring the Liquidity cycle, Growth cycle, and Profit cycle can help us follow the fiscal and monetary policies of the government which can be useful when allocating capital.
Liquidity Cycle – Measure quantitative policies by the Fed. Are they increasing or decreasing the Fed balance sheet?
Growth Cycle - This can be impacted by the liquidity cycle, but it is referring to economic growth. Inflation, consumer confidence and other economic indicators will show whether growth is slowing or not.
Profit Cycle - This refers to a company’s ability to make a profit and shows up in quarterly earnings. How are companies performing?
Retirement should be a time of security and purpose. Our planning process helps answer your most important questions:
Do I have enough to retire?
Am I invested the right way?
What does a purpose driven retirement look like?
Through customized planning and investment alignment, we reduce uncertainty and help you move toward retirement with confidence.
Financial success isn’t just about investing—it’s about building strong habits and having a trusted guide along the way.
What we provide:
Purpose and Goals: Define your financial vision.
Budget Planning and Review: Create and refine your financial roadmap.
Get Out of Debt: Strategies to achieve financial freedom.

Customized investment solutions for you and your family with straightforward, transparent management.