We know performance has a different meaning to each client, and each client measures performance in their own unique way. Because of this, we know determining performance success with clients can be a challenge and will also change over time because, as they say, life happens. We believe, however, that when we have the right PEOPLE, execute PROCESSES properly, and are guided by our fundamental PRINCIPLES, we will deliver PERFORMANCE.
Insight Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors Tactical Fixed Income Strategy investment objective is to provide clients exposure to Fixed Income asset classes for the purpose of generating risk-appropriate income given various market conditions.
The PIM Portfolio Manager seeks to achieve the Tactical Fixed Income Strategy objective by first determining the breakdown of the Fixed Income Universe:
|
|
|
Sector allocations are calculated from a combination of several different internally managed firm models. Each model has equal influence on the overall Strategy and not all sectors are represented in the final portfolio strategy.
ETFs are screened for appropriate fit in each of the designated sectors and only ETFs approved by Wells Fargo Advisors through its vetting process may be considered. Some screening criteria used in the selection process may include and analysis of holdings, current yield and cost underlying benchmark. In addition, ETFs must maintain a positive trend per Dorsey Wright to be held in the Strategy. Qualified and Non-Qualified accounts may differ with the addition of Municipal Bonds.
A portfolio screen is conducted at the beginning of each month, every month, unless market conditions dictate otherwise and re-balancing will occur during position changes or if a Strategy has excess drift.
Inception Date: January 11, 2016
What is the Tactical Tilt Portfolio Strategy? Designed using the research and sector weightings of Dorsey Wright.
|
|
|
Insight Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Insight Global Equities Strategy is managed with a focus on global equities found in the WFA International Equities and WFA Global Dividend Payers portfolios to seek to deliver superior performance.
The PIM Portfolio Manager seeks to achieve the Global Equities Strategy’s objective by constructing a universe of more than 300 stocks that are mostly Large Cap in nature and have a tilt toward paying dividends, though not always.
Our Insight Global Equities Strategy stocks are selected from companies that are typically headquartered outside of the United States or derive a significant portion of their revenues from outside the United States. The PIM Manager, at their discretion, may include a position outside the original universe of stocks provided it meets other criteria.
We start with sector target weightings from the Wells Fargo Investment Institute. Sector weightings can vary plus or minus 3% based on relative strength, technical indicators and screening results.
Portfolio Manager targets 30 positions though the Strategy may go higher or lower. Stocks are ranked by a proprietary point system and must meet a minimum score to be considered. The point system is based on:
|
|
|
The following circumstances typically drive our decision to remove, or consider removing, a stock from the Strategy:
|
|
|
Inception Date: January 1, 2018
Insight Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Insight Concentrated Stock Strategy is managed with a focus on sectors outperforming other sectors and the broad market to seek to deliver superior performance. We utilize custom-tailored, actively managed stock Strategy to help clients build, preserve and transition wealth.
The PIM Portfolio Manager seeks to achieve the Insight Concentrated Stock Strategy’s objective by constructing a universe of more than 300 stocks that are mostly Large Cap in nature and have a tilt toward companies who have historically paid dividends, though not always.
Our Insight Concentrated Stock Strategy stocks are selected from investments found in the following portfolios that align with the solutions and strategies in the Wells Fargo Advisors Advisory Services Group's Program.
|
|
|
Portfolio Manager targets 30 positions though the Strategy may go higher or lower. Stocks are ranked by a proprietary point system and must meet a minimum score to be considered. The point system is based on:
|
|
|
The following circumstances typically drive our decision to remove, or consider removing, a stock from the Strategy:
Inception Date: November 11, 2015
Insight Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors Diversified Stock Income Strategy is designed to provide a higher stream of income over time. Our universe is a group of stocks in which we have reasonable confidence that customer demand for their products and services will remain constant in both difficult and favorable economic times. These companies have the potential to consistently increase earnings and dividends. Stock prices also typically move in line with earnings growth. In addition, rising dividends have historically tended to cushion the fall of stock prices in challenging markets. It is important to realize however, that there are no assurances that stock prices will rise or that dividend income will increase.
Managed with a focus on companies that the Advisory Services Group believes will provide consistent annual dividend growth over a long-term investment horizon. Our goal is to provide a broad list of high quality, industry leading companies from which an investor can assemble a well-diversified Strategy. Through consistent dividend growth, we seek is to help investors stay ahead of the wealth eroding effects of inflation.
We construct a well-diversified Strategy that contains stocks from several different market sectors. They are stocks that we believe have the potential to raise their dividends with regularity. Income and growth-oriented equity investors should have the potential to keep up with the rising cost of living. These stocks are selected from research that aligns with the solutions and strategies in the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
We target to hold 50+ positions though the Strategy may go higher or lower. Stocks are ranked by a proprietary point system and must meet a minimum score to be considered. The point system is based on the following criteria:
The following circumstances typically drive the decision to remove, or consider removing, a stock from the Strategy.
|
|
|
Inception Date: January 1, 2011