Strategies

The customized investment portfolios we construct utilize portfolio styles developed internally by the Portfolio Manager of the Moran Wealth Management® team for exclusive use of our clients. We currently utilize more than 50 variables from 200 different research firms to arrive at our recommendations. Our proprietary processes are designed to benefit clients by bringing together our collective experience in diverse markets, such as macro strategy, international strategy, equities (large-, mid- and small- capitalization), closed-end funds/exchange—traded tracking products (CEFs/ETPs), fixed income securities (investment-grade, high-yield and municipal securities) and market analysis.

The Portfolio Manager of Moran Wealth will design your portfolio according to your unique financial goals, taking a disciplined investment approach in pursuing your objectives and working with you to establish the appropriate asset allocation that seeks to provide maximum expected performance in accordance with your risk tolerance and investment goals

FEES

Moran Wealth Management® takes a very disciplined and personal approach to managing your money, We use our knowledge and experience in this discretionary relationship to try and achieve the long-term goals you’ve set for your portfolio.

Below is a complete list of our strategies with links to in-depth fact sheets for each.

Large Capitalization

STRATEGY DETAILS

 CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Conservative Select

CSEL
(10/1/2004)

Core

Objective: Seeks long term growth of capital and current income.

Link to Fact Sheet

Core Value

CVAL
(12/31/2000)

Core

Objective: Seeks capital appreciation and current income.

Link to Fact Sheet

Conservative
Growth

FDIV/CGRO
(11/30/1995)

Core

Objective: This strategy seeks long-term capital appreciation and current income. The manager aims to achieve this goal by investing primarily in large-capitalization companies with strong earnings growth potential and attractive dividend yields.

Link to Fact Sheet

Sentiment Leaders

HYPE
(4/21/21)

Growth

Objective: The strategy seeks aggressive capital growth and has the potential for high turnover.

Link to Fact Sheet

Low Beta

LOWB
(12/7/2012)

Value

Objective: Seeks to provide higher returns when compared to the S&P 500 Index by focusing on a broad set of risks to reduce downside volatility.

Link to Fact Sheet

Macroeconomic Model

ECON
(12/7/2012)

Core

Objective: Seeks to outperform the S&P 500 benchmark in a variety of market environments: To accomplish this objective, the manager utilizes a top-down investment process that focuses on the most important determinants of portfolio return: style, sector, and stock selection.

Link to Fact Sheet

Socially Responsible Investing

SRI
(11/30/2010)

Core

Objective: Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is an investment strategy which incorporates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into the investment process. The portfolio manager will invest in companies that encourage corporate practices that promote stewardship, consumer protection, human rights, and diversity.

Link to Fact Sheet

Concentrated Value

VALU
(12/31/22)

Value

Objective: Seeks out companies for investment that the manager deems to be high quality companies as defined by possessing business operations with durable competitive advantages that allow for high returns and growing cash flow streams.

Link to Fact Sheet

 

All Capitalization

STRATEGY
DETAILS

 CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Domestic Equity

DEQT
(1/13/2017)

Core

Objective: Blends capital market, strategic and tactical asset allocation. and active risk management to attempt to develop and implement optimal portfolios for clients interested in cross asset class strategies to meet their investment needs.

Link to Fact Sheet

Focused Value

FVAL
(10/31/2013)

Core

Objective: Seeks to outperform the S&P 500 benchmark in a rising interest rate environment. To accomplish this objective the manager utilizes an investment process that focuses on companies with strong balance sheets and low debt-to-equity and price-to-book ratios on.

Link to Fact Sheet

Millennium

MILL
(3/23/1999)

Growth

Objective: Seeks long term capital appreciation by investing in growth stocks likely to benfit from demographic trends.

Link to Fact Sheet

Moderate Growth

MGRO
(3/31/1990)

G.A.R.P.**

Objective: Seeks long term capital appreciation by investing in a diversified portfolio of growth sectors.

Link to Fact Sheet

Moderate Value

MVAL
(12/31/1995)

Relative Value

Objective: Seeks long term growth of capital by investing in stocks we believe to be undervalued relative to other stocks in the Russell 3000 Value Index.

Link to Fact Sheet

Momentum Alpha

MOMA
(12/31/2019)

Core

Objective – Momentum Alpha (MOMA) seeks to take advantage of market volatility by investing in securities with an emerging upward trend while selling those entering a downward trend. The strategy seeks aggressive long term capital appreciation and has potentially high turnover.

Link to Fact Sheet

Select

MSEL
(5/31/1997)

Core

Objective: Seeks long term growth of capital.

Link to Fact Sheet

 

Small Capitalization

STRATEGY
DETAILS

CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Microcap

MICRO
(2/22/2017)

Core

Objective: The Microcap strategy typically invests in Microcap stocks with market caps up to $1 billion: The manager’s core approach combines multiple investment themes and offers wide exposure to microcap stocks.

Link to Fact Sheet

Small Cap Growth

SGRW
(9/05/2019)

 

Growth

Objective: The objective of this portfolio is long-term growth of capital by investing primarily in small capitalization growth stocks

Link to Fact Sheet

Small Cap Select

SSEL
(9/5/2008)

Core

Objective: Seeks long term capital appreciation by investing in small cap growth and small cap value companies.

Link to Fact Sheet

Small Cap Value

SVAL
(12/31/2001)

Relative Value

Objective: Seeks long term growth of capital by investing primarily in small capitalization value stocks.

Link to Fact Sheet

Small Cap Value International

SCVI
(4/26/21)

Core

Objective: Seeks to maximize long-term returns while providing diversification from domestic equity markets.

Link to Fact Sheet

Small Mid Cap Strategic Beta

SMID
(12/31/22)

Core

Objective: Seeks to generate high risk-adjusted returns and long-term outperformance of the Russell 2500 Index by investing in US traded small- and mid-capitalization companies.

Link to Fact Sheet

 

International

STRATEGY DETAILS

CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

 

Alternative Assets

STRATEGY DETAILS

CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Alternative Investment

ALTS
(11/12/2010)

Specialty

Objective: This uses a highly specialized methodology to select underlying long equity exchange-traded Specialty funds (ETFs), exchange-traded notes (ETNs), and equity securities of diversified noncorrelating market sectors and averages to pursue long-term returns for a given level of risk.

Link to Fact Sheet

Hedge Equity

HDGE
(3/25/2009)

Specialty

Objective: Seeks to provide returns during market expansions by using both traditional and fundamental analysis as a customized methodology to select underlying long-equity exchange traded funds (ETFs), and equity securities of diversified non-correlating market sectors and averages to pursue long-term returns for a given level of risk.

Link to Fact Sheet

Natural Resources

NATR
(11/30/2003)

Relative Value

Objective: Seeks long term capital appreciation by investing in equity securities in the energy and natural resource industries.

Link to Fact Sheet

Real Estate Investment Trust

REIT
(3/4/2009)

Relative Value

Objective: Seeks income and capital growth by investing primarily in publicly traded securities of real estate companies.

Link to Fact Sheet

Multi-Assets

STRATEGY DETAILS

CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Dynamic Income Allocation

DIAP
(12/31/2022)

Specialty

Objective: DIAP is designed for investors looking for income and wealth preservation. This strategy invests in a diversified portfolio of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) utilizing equities, bonds, preferred stocks, master limited partnerships, REITs and other global securities.

Link to Fact Sheet

Global

STRATEGY DETAILS

CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Global Balanced

GBAL
(11/6/2008)

Core

Objective: This blends capital market, strategic and tactical asset allocation. and active risk management to attempt to develop and implement optimal portfolios for clients interested in the benfits of diversification obtained by investing in US and international equities, and fixed income securities.

Link to Fact Sheet

Global Dividend

GDIV
(5/5/09)

Specialty

Dividend Objective: Is to blend capital market, strategic and tactical asset allocation, and active risk management to attempt to develop and implement optimal high yielding equity portfolios for clients interested in cross asset class strategies to meet their investment needs.

Link to Fact Sheet

Global Equity

GEQT
(3/24/2009)

Core

Objective: This blends capital market, strategic and tactical asset allocation, and active risk management to attempt to develop and implement optimal portfolios. For clients interested in adding cross-asset class strategies to their investment needs.

Link to Fact Sheet

International Select Developed and Emerging

ISDE
(12/31/2020)

 

Core

Objective: Long-term capital appreciation by participating in non-US equity markets. The strategy has the ability to invest in broad-market ETFs and in shares of companies that, in the manager’s opinion, show greater potential for outperformance relative to their peers.

Link to Fact Sheet

 

Fixed Income

STRATEGY DETAILS

 CATEGORY

OBJECTIVE

Balanced Taxable

BTAX
(6/6/1994)

 

Specialty

Objective: Seeks to maximize the risk-adjusted total return of the portfolio over a full market cycler.

Link to Fact Sheet

Convertible

CONV
(5/5/2008)

Convertible

Objective: Seeks both income and growth consistent with maximizing the portfolio’s risk adjusted total return over a full market cycle.

Link to Fact Sheet

Fixed Income

TAX/B
(8/31/2008)

Fixed Income

Objective: This invests primarily in government. corporate, and high yield fixed income exchange traded funds (ETFs).

Link to Fact Sheet

Income-Conservative

TAXFI
(1/25/2017)

Corporate/Treasury

Objective: The primary objective of this style is preservation of capital through the construction of a high quality portfolio of taxable securities. Eligible investments include short and intermediate duration investment grade corporates, Treasury and government agency issuers.

 

Municipal Bond

MUNIC
(2/15/2017)

Municipal

Objective: The primary objective of this style is preservation of capital through the construction of a high-quality portfolio of short to intermediate duration tax exempt securities.

 

Municipal/Corporate/
Government

BOND

Customized Fixed Income

Objective: Personalized fixed income portfolio; $500,000 minimum.

Link to Fact Sheet

 

SUMMARY OF
INVESTMENT STYLES

INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

Your Moran Wealth financial advisor will begin building your portfolio by first identifying your unique investment style based on a variety of factors, such as income, risk tolerance, diversification, investment and financial goals, and preferred market exposure. This will help us select a suitable strategy for you, allowing us to use a personalized approach to asset allocation and securities selection that meets your needs and yields the desired short-and long-term results.

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