Navigator® High Dividend Equity Option
Navigate the U.S. Equity Marketswith a Focus on Dividend Growth
Allocation
- Core U.S. Equity, Equity
APPROACH
- Bottom-Up
FOR ADVISORS:
This strategy seeks to provide favorable risk-adjusted returns through a carefully constructed portfolio of high-quality domestic and international equities, REITs, and preferred stocks. Covered call options are selectively utilized in an effort to provide income.
Seek consistent dividend income and capital appreciation.
The strategy seeks to provide current income while investing in high quality companies that we believe will have the ability to achieve stable growth into the future. The strategy seeks to offer a lower volatility approach to the equity markets with an above average dividend yield.
Focus on long-term total return with reduced standard deviation.
Since 1929, dividends have contributed 42.9%* of the total return of the stock market. We believe that investing in companies with sustainable dividend policies and strong fundamentals for capital appreciation is an important factor in achieving attractive returns.
*Ned Davis Research
Foster sustainablelong-term growth
A covered call option overlay is incorporated to potentially increase yield, reduce volatility, manage capital gains and define exit points for portfolio holdings.
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