Joe Mainelli

DJG's investment process begins with screening for stocks that are priced significantly below their worth, where a catalyst is likely to move the stocks price in the direction of its intrinsic value. The firm uses in-depth research to invest in US equities that are selling at a significant discount to intrinsic value. DJG thoroughly examines companies with the goal of evaluating underlying economic value and how that value might be passed along to shareholders, particularly by changes in management, financial structure, or business strategy. Equities with high potential are scrutinized in-depth to refine the determination of intrinsic value through comparative peer company valuations, announced transaction pricing and intensive cash flow analysis. Their investment committee monitors portfolio selection and construction. They will sell a stock when the price to intrinsic value gap has significantly narrowed, management changes the strategic plan, the fundamentals deteriorate or the portfolio needs diversification. DJC focuses on small-mid cap companies in across all sectors.

RS Investments provides investment advice to separately managed accounts and pooled investment vehicles across a range of investment strategies and styles. The firm offers value strategies, growth strategies, emerging markets, and international developed markets. In addition, they oversee the management of various fixed income strategies and a natural resources strategy (offered through the RS mutual funds). Sub-advisers manage the day-to-day investment programs of these strategies.

Victory Capital-IM is a diversified global investment management firm offering a wide array of independent investment approaches and innovative solutions designed to drive better investment outcomes.

Sagamore's primary goals are preservation of capital and minimal correlation with equity and fixed-income markets. The firm focuses on relative value strategies, specifically convertible arbitrage, risk arbitrage, pairs trading, distressed securities and capital structure arbitrage. In its relative-value strategies, Sagamore uses mathematical/statistical and fundamental techniques in an attempt to identify sets of long and short positions intended to capture market mispricings. These trades typically involve taking long and short positions in closely related instruments, the price movements of which are anticipated to be significantly correlated. Their relative value strategies are enhanced by analysis of risk, appropriate hedging strategies and risk management.

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