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For larger accounts and more risk tolerant investors, Servant
Financial also employs active investment strategies by using a value
approach to individual security selection and actively managed
mutual funds.
By definition, value investors purchase securities that are trading
below their true or intrinsic value. Servant Financial will
identify businesses with sustainable business models then acquire
the company's common stock only if the price is attractive. We
believe businesses with sustainable business models tend to have the
best long-term stock market performance. Click here to learn about
the characteristics these businesses typically share.
Having assembled a list of companies that have strong and
sustainable competitive positions, Servant Financial conducts an
intensive analysis required to formulate accurate estimates of
long-term earnings power and valuation. We maintain a long-term
investment horizon of 5 to 10 years because we believe longer-term
earnings estimates are a more accurate indicator of true intrinsic
value. From time to time, investments may be made in certain
turnaround or contrarian situations that provide for a margin of
safety, but that may not meet all of the characteristics of a
sustainable business model.
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We will identify companies that have sustainable business models with share
prices trading below their true values.
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