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Jamestown Capital Latitude Portfolio




  Maximum Drawdown* Performance (1999 - 2009) Annualized Return over 10 Years
Jamestown Capital Latitude -3.58% 209.10% 20.91%
S&P 500 -56.78% -9.20% -0.92%

*Maximum drawdown is a measure of risk. It shows the maximum peak-to-valley drop in a portfolio for a given time period. It is method to understand the volatility of a given investment. A lower maximum drawdown is more desireable in an investment if you are looking for decreased volatility.


Description: Our growth-oriented portfolio is designed for investors who are willing to carry some risk for the possibility of higher returns. We call this our 'Navigator' portfolio due to its designed ability to be nimble in any market.

The Navigator portfolio is an actively managed portfolio that utilizes blended investment strategies. To accomplish this, the Jamestown Navigator portfolio makes active trades within a mix of index and high-yield bond mutual funds. These funds do not have any transaction fees. This allows us to trade in and out of the different funds in order for the portfolio to be nimble and cost effective for you, the client. The Navigator portfolio can use both long and short index funds along with leveraged funds. Trades can occur up to daily.


Objectives: This portfolio's primary objective to seek long-term growth.


How to invest: At Jamestown, we do not directly custody assets. Instead, you give us discretionary authority to make trades on your behalf in your account. For more information on how to use this strategy for your portfolios, please visit our section, "How to Invest".

You may also contact us at 801.377.9787


While the Latitude portfolio is a blend of different trading strategies that do have actual results, the results shown are generated from a mix of actual and hypothetical results. The S&P 500 is an index, and is used as a benchmark to compare performance. The Latitude portfolio is not designed to track the S&P 500 and may deviate from its performance. Latitude portfolio returns are net of all management fees and transaction costs. Past performace is not indicative of future results.