Hartford Schroders International Multi-Cap Value Fund Class SDR (SIDRX)
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Hartford Schroders International Multi-Cap Value Fund Class SDR Investors
| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Daniel Guy Ethos Financial Group LLC | 18,228 | $186,604.29 | $283,080.84 | $96,476.55 | 51.7% |
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Hartford Schroders International Multi-Cap Value Fund Class SDR Profile
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Overview
The fund described focuses on a balanced investment strategy, aiming to allocate its assets between equity and fixed income securities. Specifically, the fund aims to maintain a distribution of approximately 45% in equity securities and 55% in fixed income investments, allowing for a slight variation of +/-5% to adjust to market conditions. The equity component primarily invests in common stocks that are characterized by either a history of above-average dividends or the potential for dividend growth. On the fixed income side, the fund takes a traditional approach but also ventures into higher yield territory, allocating up to 20% of the fixed income portfolio to non-investment grade debt from domestic issuers. This strategy appears to seek a balance between the pursuit of income through dividends and the stability offered by fixed income securities, while also incorporating a measured approach to risk through selective investments in higher yielding, non-investment grade debt.
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- Equity Investments
- Fixed Income Investments
These are investments primarily in common stocks that carry the promise of above-average dividends or have the potential for dividend growth. The focus on dividends suggests a strategy aimed at generating regular income for investors, aside from potential capital gains from stock price appreciation. Equity investments can offer higher returns but come with increased market volatility and risk.
This portion of the portfolio is focused on bonds and other debt instruments, aiming to provide a stabilizing effect on the overall portfolio with regular interest income. The fund's choice to include up to 20% of the fixed income investments in non-investment grade debt indicates a willingness to pursue higher yields, though this also entails higher risk, compared to sticking solely with investment-grade securities. This mix aims to strike a balance between risk and reward within the fixed income allocation.
