| The investment philosophy
of Anagram focuses primarily on recommending purchases in financially
sound companies at reasonable market prices. We would also recommend
sales of companies which are above the sales price targets or
whose business prospects are poor.
Anagram recognises that every individual is unique in terms of
his investment time horizon, investment objectives, personal financial
situations, level of interest and inclination in the investment
decision taking process and last but not the least, his risk taking
ability. Whilst it is hard to beat the level of absolute customisation
and hand holding that a qualified personal financial planner would
provide, we have attempted to individualise, as much as
possible, model portfolios that we believe reflect the individuals
unique investment profile.
A team of highly skilled analysts and experienced Investment
professionals will be constantly monitoring a population
of potential investment in companies so as to buy and sell
on the basis of analytically derived risk/return ratios.
The population of companies have been selected based on many quantitative
and qualitative benchmarks.
The effort is directed to prevent permanent loss of capital and
to make absolute returns over time with a minimal amount of business
risk. Anagram is confident that through this process, over
a three year period, the investment results will be superior to
any market index. The portfolio, however, may fluctuate in the
short run as the investment decisions will be guided by business
prospects and not by short term market movements. We feel that
this process will be well suited to the needs of investors.
We see our role as that of an unbiased information provider and
advisor attempting to empower individuals to take investment decisions
and styles that suit them. Our selection of companies reflects
this many of the companies that we have recommended for investment
are providers of goods and services that touch the every day life
of most of us. Our belief is that the comfort level of
investing in such companies, therefore, would be very high.
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