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SBI All-Cap Core Portfolio
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Summary

Investment Objective

Long-term capital appreciation with little consideration for income generation. Intended for investors who can tolerate the short-term volatility of US equity markets in the pursuit of longer-term returns.

Target Allocation:  US Equity = 100%

Investment Strategy

The Portfolio is invested in US equity mutual funds, with a small amount (generally less than 2%) amount invested in US money market funds for liquidity. Funds are selected using the SBI methodology described in How We Invest.

Investment Risks

Equity investing involves fundamental economic and market risks. Some funds in the portfolio may invest in derivatives and thus introduce a small degree of such risk.

 

Performance

Hypothetical Growth of $10,000

Annual Return

 Portfolio
Index*
YTD -20.4%
-19.2%
2007
13.6
5.4
2006
10.5
14.7
2005
11.6
4.8
2004
16.8
10.8
200330.9
28.5
2002-8.8-22.1
2001
7.3
-12.0
2000
-5.0
-5.2
1999
85.821.1
1998**21.7 21.4

Portfolio Statistics***

 Portfolio
Index
Std Dev
14.4
10.2
Beta
1.3  
R-Sqrd
79 
Sharpe
-.29
 
Traynor-3.4
 
   
   
1 Yr
-21.2-21.9
3 Yr An-.2
-.1
5 Yr An
7.15.0
10 Yr An
11.4
3.4

NOTES: * The index for the SBI All-Cap Core Portfolio is the S&P 500 Index. ** 1998 return is July - December. *** All statistics are calculated on a three year basis unless otherwise specified. | Where actual returns are not available, pre-inception data has been used.
PAST PERFORMANCE IS NO GUARANTEE OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE.

Expenses

Management Fees

Account ValueMonthly
Annual
First $250,000
.17%
2.0%
Next $500,000
.13
1.5
Next $250,000.08
1.0
Over $1,000,000
*
*
* Note: All rate fee schedules for accounts with greater than $1 million are negotiable. In certain circumstances, fees may be reduced at AthenaInvest's discretion.

Portfolio Facts

Investment Manager

C. Thomas Howard, PhD | bio

Minimum Investment

$25,000

Recommended Time Horizon

5-7 years

Portfolio Turnover

Expected to exceed 100% on an annual basis.

Trading Activity

Funds are continually monitored to ensure they meet SBI criteria. Most trading occurs at the beginning of the month, with asset class rebalancing occurring on a annual basis.


DISCLOSURES
Pre-Inception Methodology
SBI portfolio rebalancing occurs at the beginning of each month using data available at that time. The three step investing process is: 1) identify the five top ranked strategies, 2) select the DR5SM funds with within each these strategies, and 3) select the AlphaIQSM 40 and 50 funds within these DR5 funds. An equal investment is made in each of the resulting funds.
Dataset
Based on all strategy identified open end, active, unique (multiple share classes eliminated) US equity mutual funds (1095 funds end of 1997, 2119 funds end of 2007). Annual returns reported above are simple averages over funds in a particular portfolio for a particular month. Fund return is average over all share classes that existed in that month and are net of automatically deducted management and other fees, but not of fees, such as load charges, third party management fees, and SBI trading costs. Returns include the reinvestment of all dividends and capital gain distributions.
Sources
September 2008 AthenaInvest and Thomson Reuters Financial databases

PAST PERFORMANCE IS NO GUARANTEE OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE.