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Bull Bear
The data driven approach
to conquering risk

DETAILS as of 12/31/22
Morningstar Ticker F00000S8W1
Model Type Tactical Allocation
Inception Date 06/01/2022
Account Minimum None
Model Fee 0 bps*
Investment Vehicles Mutual Funds
Typical Number of Holdings 4
Documents Fact Sheet
Holdings
as of 12/31/22
%
CRDBX
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CRTBX
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CRMVX
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CRTOX
Details
Morningstar Ticker
Model Type
Inception Date
Account Minimum
Model Fee
Investment Vehicles
Typical Number of Holdings
Documents
as of 12/31/22
F00000S8W1
Tactical Allocation
06/01/2002
None
0 bps*
Mutual Funds
4
Fact Sheet
Holdings
%
CRDBX
%
CRTBX
as of 12/31/22
%
CRMVX
%
CRTOX
Description
The strategy employs a “Core and Explore” investment philosophy using a suite of affiliated tactical mutual funds. Bull Bear will hold a Core (70%-80%) position that will focus on providing tactical leveraged exposure to a major market index. Then the Explore (20%-30%) portion will use momentum to rotate among a group of tactical funds.
The underlying funds utilize a combination of dynamic asset allocation and mechanical system trading. Additionally, they employ risk management techniques including the use of inverse, treasuries, and cash positions during adverse market conditions; cash positions could at times be 100%.
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Thousands of data points.
Potomac’s Bull Bear Strategy
Our software systems ingest thousands of data points that are then fed into technical indicator formulas.
The goal of these systems is to calculate trade signals based on the probability for the greatest return – with the least amount of drawdown.
How the Strategy Works
The worst enemy to investment returns is the emotional psyche of investors. Too many investors react out of fear or greed rather than sound judgment. The Bull Bear strategy uses a quantitative approach to remove emotion from the investment process and manage risk. Technical analysis is at the heart of the investment process.
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The Core fund will utilize leveraged exposure to a major market index, such as the S&P 500.
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The Core fund will purchase money market funds and/or treasuries, as we exit the market, to reduce risk.
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The Core fund can purchase inverse funds, that seek positive returns, when the equity markets decline.
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