Ready-to-Go Folios: Price-to-Book Folio

Objective

The Price-to-Book folio is designed for investors seeking moderately aggresive capital appreciation in return for moderate aggressive volatility.

Strategy

The Price-to-Book folio is constructed from the largest 100 companies with the lowest price-to-book ratio, utilizing the principles of fundamental investment analysis.

The price-to-book ratio (P/B) is a means of valuing a company. It is calculated by dividing the stock price by the company’s current book value per share. Low price-to-book ratios may mean that the company stock is cheap relative to the liquidation values of its assets.

Performance
Holdings
Methodology

Last Updated:

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Inception Date:

	Folio	S&P 500
One Month	N/A	0.49%
Three Month	N/A	10.62%
Year to Date	N/A	12.52%
One Year	N/A	40.61%
Three year (Annualized)	N/A	17.74%
Five Year (Annualized)	N/A	17.11%
Since Inception	N/A	N/A
1 Year Volatility	N/A	17.25%

Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
See how returns are calculated

* Returns reflect unfunded model performance from the Inception Date to the present. Your returns may deviate significantly from the values displayed here, due to many factors, including how long after a strategy has been updated that you place orders to update your holdings. No membership or trading fees (other than the indirect cost of the bid-ask spread applicable whenever a transaction is conducted) are included in reported performance.

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Steps to Create This Folio

We screened for the largest 100 companies, based on market capitalization, that have the lowest price-to-book ratio.
Individual company weights were determined by dividing their market capitalization, adjusted for their price-to-book ratio, by the total book value of the 100 companies selected.

Number of Securities

This folio is generally composed of 100 stocks, although the number may change.

Update Frequency

Quarterly.

If the characteristics of the Folio have changed substantially, the securities included may change. Also, corporate actions, such as a merger, or other events may cause changes to the securities held at any time. Your returns may deviate significantly from the values displayed here, due to many factors, including how long after a folio has been updated that you place orders to update your holdings. RTGs are updated using market data from multiple sources including Zacks Investment Research ( www.zacks.com ), International Data Corporation (IDC) ( www.idc.com ), and other suppliers.