by David Wagner | Jun 29, 2022 | Equity Case Studies, Equity Research, Research Reports
It’s been quite some time since we highlighted a single stock in our Aptus Compounders sleeve. To be quite honest, it makes complete sense given the level of market uncertainty here. We know that volatility creates opportunities – especially in the equity world, as...
by David Wagner | Feb 10, 2022 | Equity Case Studies, Equity Research, Research Reports
Who-Dey Fans- I am writing this with a smile on my face. The Cincinnati Bengals are going to the Superbowl – something I never thought I’d say – I’ve re-watched the game thrice. I keep my “Joey Burrow Prayer Candle” next to my laptop, as I don’t want to let it out of...
by David Wagner | Dec 9, 2021 | Equity Case Studies, Equity Research, Research Reports
Many of you know that we run various “stock sleeves” that we use as S&P 500 tracking replacements – Aptus Compounder (15 high-conviction stocks) and Aptus Core (~50 Stocks) that is composed of both the Aptus Value (25 stocks) and Aptus Growth (25 stocks)...
by Derek Hernquist | Dec 6, 2021 | Equity Research
As mentioned in a recent blog post, our managed equity sleeves are showing themselves to be incredibly valuable in helping advisors win new relationships and expand existing ones. The ability to integrate equities into fund portfolios has the potential to reduce the...
by David Wagner | Nov 10, 2021 | Equity Case Studies, Equity Research, Research Reports
Many of you know that we run various “stock sleeves” that we use as S&P 500 tracking replacements – Aptus Compounder (15 high-conviction stocks) and Aptus Core (~50 Stocks) that is composed of both the Aptus Value (25 stocks) and Aptus Growth (25 stocks)...
by Aptus PM Team | Aug 19, 2021 | Equity Research
Our PM team thought an update on the Aptus Compounder Stock Sleeve (15-stocks) made sense, as it has had lower-than-expected turnover thus far in 2021 (only 2 names). But that doesn’t mean we are not spending time on the strategy – in fact, it’s quite the opposite. We...
