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TIFFM Investment Philosophy

  CORRELATION
  1. RISK should be non-correlated to other investments.
  2. RETURN correlation is of no consequence.
RISK & RETURN
  1. RISK is present whenever there is opportunity for RETURN.
  2. Historic RETURN does NOT guarantee future RETURN.
  3. Increased RISK does not necessarily equate to increased RETURN.
  4. Investments involve both foreseeable and unforeseeable RISKS.
  5. Unforeseeable RISKS (“acts of God”) are very difficult to control.
  6. Thus it is often wise to both DIVERSIFY and HEDGE investments.
DIVERSIFICATION
  1. Reduces over-concentration and disperses RISK.
  2. Broadens OPPORTUNITIES for profit.
HEDGING
  1. Is wise but does not alleviate all risk.
  2. Foreseeable risk can usually be REDUCED by intelligent “hedging.”
  3. All hedge protection costs money and thus may diminish return.
  4. The alternative is excessive risk.
  5. TIF Fund Management actively seeks traders who hedge.
LEVERAGE
  1. LEVERAGE may increase return, but
  2. Leverage ALWAYS increases risk.
  3. Strict controls must be maintained to protect assets.
  4. TIFFM does not employ leverage other than exchange margin.
DISCIPLINE
  1. DISCIPLINE is mandatory to implement controls.
VOLATILITY
  1. VOLATILITY is a double edged sword.
  2. It can either benefit or impede long-term return.
  3. LOW VOLATILITY usually reduces both return and risk.
  4. The combination of Leverage and Volatility can be a DANGEROUS.
RETURN CONSISTENCY
  1. CONTROL of losses can enhance return consistency.
  2. Return consistency is important to LONG-TERM PROFITABILITY.
  3. Consistent returns usually generate higher long-term returns than volatile returns.
PRUDENCE, PATIENCE & RATIONALITY
  1. Prudence is vital to rational investing.
  2. Prudent Prior Planning Prevents P-Poor Performance.
  3. Patience is equally as valuable as being decisive.
DUE DILIGENCE
  1. Due Diligence is vitally important and very prudent.
THE OBJECTIVE
  1. To increase return consistency and decrease portfolio volatility.