The Pence Capital Appreciation portfolio seeks long-term growth of capital. It aims to achieve this objective through a portfolio consisting of a minimum allocation of 80% US domestic companies and a maximum of 20% to foreign equities. These companies are relevant to the firm’s theme of disruptive technologies and put consumer behavior at the center of the process.
Pence’s investment process begins with looking at Big Knowable Themes from changing consumer behavior to technological innovations. Pence Capital Appreciation is a growth-oriented portfolio that is focused on investing in high-quality companies with strong growth potential. The portfolio aims to achieve long-term capital appreciation by identifying and investing in companies that demonstrate robust financial health, innovative capabilities, and competitive advantages. The portfolio utilizes between 40 and 60 individual companies.
- Pence’s investment process begins with looking at Big Knowable Themes from changing consumer behavior to technological innovations.
- It seeks to identify businesses that will likely grow their market share as the economy evolves.
- The portfolio utilizes between 40 and 60 individual companies varying from 1% to 7% weighting with market cap over $10 billion and projected sales over $1 billion.
- The portfolio has two components: Growth and Value.
- Growth component can vary from 50% to 100% of the portfolio and consists of companies that focus on their top line growth in a double-digit rate.
- Value component can vary from 0% to 50% of the portfolio and consists of companies that focus on their bottom line growth at a consistent pace.
- Standard allocations in this composite are generally up to 100% equity and up to 2% cash.