Asset classes
The published process begins with monitoring across multiple types of assets.
Approach and performance
The firm's published performance perspective emphasizes understanding investment results in relation to the risk accepted.
Read the performance perspectiveResearch process
Sewickley Financial LLC describes a research process that monitors multiple asset classes, then uses ranked watch lists across sectors, ETFs, and equities.
The published approach also considers the practical effects of changing existing holdings, including transaction costs and taxes. This summary explains the process without suggesting a particular result.
No investment process can promise a particular outcome. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
Decision factors
The official material identifies several inputs that inform portfolio decisions.
The published process begins with monitoring across multiple types of assets.
Sector, ETF, and equity watch lists help organize the firm's research.
Portfolio changes are considered in the context of what a client already owns.
The investment process calls for attention to costs when changes are considered.
Taxes are another stated consideration when existing investments may be changed.
Individual risk tolerance is defined as part of the broader client process.
Performance perspective
The firm's published material emphasizes evaluating investment results relative to the risk accepted. Its performance content also notes the importance of fees, taxes, and sales charges in comparisons.
The adjacent graphic is a concept illustration only. It contains no firm, client, benchmark, or investment performance data.
Important limits
No. The official Sewickley Financial LLC website states that past performance is not an indication of future results.
The official site states that opinions are current only as written and are not actively updated.
No. The firm's disclosure language limits reliance on website information and says it should not serve as the basis for specific conclusions or actions.
Yes. Financial, fee, investment, disclosure, and performance language should receive the firm's compliance review before public release.
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