In the above illustration, initial investment funds are allocated amongst the aggressive, more volatile tiger strategy and the less volatile balanced strategy at equal amounts.
The aggressive tiger strategy is impacted to a greater degree than the more conservatively designed balanced strategy during down turns.
We then take funds from the balanced strategy, which is designed to have approximately half the volatility of the market, and transfer them to the tiger strategy where we believe buying opportunities exist.
When the market rebounds, the aggressive/more volatile tiger strategy is designed to grow faster. We then take funds from the higher growth tiger strategy and transfer them into the balanced strategy to protect potential gains.
The integrated tiger strategy is designed to take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves in an unpredictable market. While we cannot control the movement of the market, we believe we can leverage the volatility to our advantage.