Value Investing using the principles of a unique school of thought – the Austrian School of Economics (ASE)
No use of Derivatives, No use of Debt or Leverage
How do you get real yield in an environment of essentially 0% interest rates or negative real interest rates (nominal interest rates minus inflation)?
How do you preserve purchasing power when currencies are depreciating? How do you preserve purchasing power in a rising inflation environment?
How do you invest in an environment characterized by quantitative easing, monetization and policy-based interest rates?
How do you target outperforming portfolio returns?
“The Austrian investment approach eschews leverage, promotions, and fads. It is likely to steer one away from disastrous investment outcomes through a balanced approach to wealth preservation. In short, the Austrian methodology is based on reality, not fancy, and its application in daily practice will provide an investor with favorable odds to achieve financial well-being.”
– Austrian School for Investors by Incrementum Fund Managers Ronald-Peter Stoeferle and Mark Valek and Incrementum Advisory Board Members Heinz Blasnik and Rahim Taghizadegan
Yra has decades of experience as a Floor Trader, and served as a Board Member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). He frequently appears on CNBC and other global media outlets to provide perspective and insight into the economy and financial markets.
“The idea of a more sustainable, cleaner, and social economic system is not new .. it is happening as we speak thanks to competition and technology .. consumers are already making companies all over the world implement increasingly higher sustainability and environmentally friendly policies .. If we want a more sustainable world, we need to defend sound money policies .. free markets .. will make this world better for all.”
– Daniel Lacalle, Economist and Fund Manager – Article Link
