| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JH Jesse Haller Compass Financial Group Inc./SD | 4,878 | $210,713 | $233,607.42 | $22,894.42 | 10.87% |
| PIL PFG Investments LLC PFG Investments LLC | 15,415 | $578,256.86 | $738,224.35 | $159,967.49 | 27.66% |
| NYSE Exchange | US Country |
This description outlines a financial entity focused on closely mirroring the performance of a specified index. It emphasizes a strategic investment approach where nearly all the entity's assets, barring the collateral from securities lending, are allocated in the constituent securities of the index it aims to track. This suggests that the entity operates as an index fund or an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), designed to offer investors exposure to the performance of a particular market or sector as represented by the index. The mention of a Sub-Adviser points to a management structure where the day-to-day portfolio management might be outsourced to a third-party expert, albeit under the overarching supervision of the fund's primary manager. The commitment to maintaining a 95% or higher correlation with the index, before accounting for fees and expenses, indicates a passive management strategy. This strategy seeks to replicate the index's performance as closely as possible, rather than outperforming the market through active management.
This product offers investors an opportunity to invest in a portfolio that closely mirrors the components and performance of a specified index. It is designed for those looking to gain broad market exposure or specific sector exposure without having to individually select securities. The fund seeks to achieve a high degree of correlation with the performance of its benchmark index, which means that it aims to track the capital gains and returns of the index as closely as possible.
Although it's mentioned in a peripheral context, securities lending indicates an auxiliary service whereby the fund lends out securities to borrowers in exchange for collateral. This activity can generate additional income for the fund, potentially offsetting some of the costs associated with replicating the index and thus possibly enhancing returns for investors. The collateral held from securities lending is noted as separate from the fund's main investment in index securities, highlighting a distinct aspect of the fund's operations aimed at income generation and risk management.