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Sector Selection MethodologyAlphaProfit's sector selection process enables subscribers to invest in winning sectors and lockup gains.ValuM Investment ProcessThe AlphaProfit Sector Investors' Newsletter uses AlphaProfit's ValuM investment process for selecting sectors.
1. The Capital Asset Pricing Model is a set of predictions concerning equilibrium expected returns on risky assets. Alpha is the difference between the expected return of the sector fund and the "fair return" for the fund based on its historical responsiveness to market movements. Beta is a measure of the sector funds's responsiveness to market movements. For a complete description of the Capital Asset Pricing Model as well as terms, alpha and beta, refer "Investments", Z. Bodie, A. Kane, A. J. Marcus, 2nd Edition, 1993. We believe the ValuM Investment Process enables us to select investments for our model portfolios with high expected values of alpha from the perspective of the Capital Asset Pricing Model or CAPM. High expected alpha implies high expected sector-specific return. Sector Selection ResultsThe ValuM investment process has a long and successful history of adding value by identifying leading sectors in both bull and bear markets and locking up gains before stay becomes unwelcome. Some examples follow:
* Relative gain and loss is calculated by subtracting the DJW 5000's return from the fund's return ValuM Investment Process HistorySam Subramanian, founder of AlphaProfit Investments developed the ValuM Investment Process to evaluate sectors and industries in the 1990s. He applies this process to invest his personal assets in several Fidelity Select funds and sector ETFs since then.
See: Model Portfolio Description
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