Perspectives on the Financial Storm

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What happened to the economy? What has been the response? Where are we now, and what does the future hold?

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P e r s p e c t iv e s o n t h e F in a n c ia l S t o rm

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HomeHomeLoansLoans

HomeHomeLoansLoans

HomeHomeLoansLoans

Securitized loans reduce investor risk

Mortgage Backed Security

It b e g a n w it h C h e a p C r e d it

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Bundled together

Sliced into Time Tranches

1 perceived as very safe

Extended loan packaging

ConsumConsumerer

LoansLoans

AutoAutoLoansLoans

HomeHomeLoansLoans

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22

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SubprimSubprimee

LoansLoans

Risk Grows

A Popular ProductA Great Profit Engine

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Market Excesses Emerge:

Risk UnderestimatedLax Oversight

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Companies, Banks face Capital Calls

Need for credit, liquidity, fast

Fire sale of liquid Assets – stocks,

bondsLower prices = Lower asset values pressure on levered institutions, Banks

A Vicious Selling Cycle

Investor panicMarkets crash

Economy slows , Credit bubble bursts

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Tid a l w a v e o f w o r r ie d m o n e y r u n s t o t h e s id e lin e s

Data source: Federal Reserve; Wedgewood Partners Inc.

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2 0 0 8M a r k e t P a n ic o f

5 0 0 1 0 . S & P C o m p o s it e y r a n n u a liz e d R e a l R e t u r n s

source : www. Dshort.com

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Lack of Confidence

Insolvency

No C

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Economic Activity

Spen

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Federal Government Steps in to Halt the slide

Federal action seeks to restore balance and faith

12.8 Trillion Dollars

MARKET FORCES

GOVERNMENT

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F in a n c ia l C o lla p s eA v e r t e d

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The Uphill Battle to Recovery

• Banks need to de-leverage, raise more capital

• Credit markets remain frozen

• High debt defaults rates persist

• Commercial and residential real estate price declines continue

• Government debt burden 80% of GDP

• World economy weak

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M y F in a n c ia lF u t u r e

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The Anxiety Pyramid

Overwhelmed

Burdened

Paralysis

Fear

Catastrophe

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Are we at the bottom? How long will it take for my portfolio to recover

(wrong question - speculation)

How do I position my portfolio and generate the income I need for short and long term?

(right question)

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1 . R e g a in F in a n c ia l S e c u r it y

Ad d r e s s F e a r s F ir s t

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Historical Truths on Markets

Asset allocation accounts for over 90% of returns

Short term market swings are unknowable

Markets revert to the mean over the long term

Systematic disciplined investing builds wealth

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( H is t o r ic a l R e t u r n s In f la t io n)Ad ju s t e d

Source : 1802- 1998 Jeremy J. Siegel, “The shrinking equity premium”: Historical facts and future forecasts1999-2008 : Wilshire, Standard and Poors Zephyr, Federal Reserve past performance is no guarantee of future results.

: Lo n g Te rm F o c u s S t a b le S t r a t e g ic B le n d Ac r o s s A s s e t C la s s e s

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2 . A S t r a t e g ic P o r t f o lio

1 . R e g a in F in a n c ia l S e c u r it y

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Strategic Core

Bi-Annual Tactical

Dynamic Rebalanc

e

Passive &

Active

The Multi- faceted Asset Allocation Process

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Customized Diversified allocation across 14 asset classes

Strategic Core

GV Orientation-Value-International

Rigorous Back Tested Models

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Bi-Annual Tactical

12 Point Tactical Analysis

Macro Economic Factors

Market Conditions

Relative Valuation

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Active Periodic Rebalance

Dynamic Rebalance

StocksBonds

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Tax Loss Capture

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Money Manager Selection

Passive &

Active

Passive Management through ETF’s

Style Purity

Long Term Performance

Manager Investment in the Fund

Disciplined Process for Securities Selection

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Active and Continuous Due Diligence

Annual Review - 50 point Questionnaire

Quarterly Conference Calls

Personal Visits

Weekly News Search

Monthly Quantitative Reports

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2 . A S t r a t e g ic D iv e r s if ie d P o r t f o lio

1 . R e g a in F in a n c ia l S e c u r it y

3 . R is k s a n d O p p o r t u n it ie s

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Risks &

ImbalancesImbalancesImbalances

Inflation

Global

Recession

Credit Freeze

High Debt

DeflationConsumer

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Im b a la n c e s D r iv e O p p o r t u n it ie s

For illustration purposes only; it has not been determined whether any or all of these recommendations would be appropriate for client portfolios in light of clients needs and risk tolerance

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Real EstateLiquidityPremium

Low Prices,Bargains

ArtificiallyLow Interest

Rates E x p lo r e B r o a d e r O p t io n s

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QUESTIONS

DOFU 4/2009

GVFA 2009 0047