PPT2

233 How to Review
Your Portfolio – Part 2
Puget Sound Chapter
Mike Torbenson
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Disclaimer
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BETTERINVESTING – PUGET SOUND CHAPTER
Course Objectives
Use the knowledge, skills and
resources needed to actively
manage a portfolio of quality stocks
to achieve a 5-year annualized return
of 15% or better
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Agenda
What, Why & How
PART 1
• Diversity
– Purpose & Resources
– Guidance (Metrics & Goals)
– How-to Steps
• Quality
PART 2
• Value
• Performance
Resources
• Toolkit 6
– PERT
– Defense
– Sector/Industry
• Club Accounting
– Valuation
– Performance
– Capital Gains & Losses
• Review Spreadsheet
• Review Form
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Portfolio Review Form
Part 1
Diversity
Quality
Part 2
Value
Performance
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Portfolio Review Spreadsheet
DATA/REFRESH ALL to update
Row Labels
Technology
Financial
Energy
Industrials
Grand Total
%Total Num
85%
8%
7%
0%
100%
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1
1
1
8
$Value
$135,524
$12,974
$11,695
$0
$160,194
Growth Diversity
15%
10%
7%
Sector Diversity
Enter your data in the blue cells
Portfolio
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Valuation
Valuation Valuation
Stock
AAPL
AFL
AL
BIDU
CTSH
GOOGL
RAX
XOM
Shares
350.0
205.0
0.0
248.0
300.0
62.0
93.0
114.0
Price
$94.03
$63.29
$38.48
$191.20
$50.30
$593.08
$35.86
$102.59
Diversity
$20,024
12.5%
Sector/Industry
Value
$32,911
$12,974
$0
$47,418
$15,090
$36,771
$3,335
$11,695
Valuation
% Port
21%
8%
0%
30%
9%
23%
2%
7%
Sector
Technology
Financial
Industrials
Technology
Technology
Technology
Technology
Energy
Size by Growth
57%
Small
36%
Medium
7%
Large
Growth =
15.0%
P/E=
0.0%
Quality
Valuation
14.3%
14.3%
0.8%
2.17
9.3%
13.6%
Defense
Defense PERT
PERT
Trend
PERT
Est. EPS Dividend
Est. Sales Growth Growth
Yield
U/D
PAR
Return
9.0%
9.6%
2.0%
1.8
8.4%
13.1%
8.0%
6.0%
2.3%
2.0
6.6%
1.5%
20.0%
20.0%
30.0%
5.7
21.1%
32.0%
20.0%
20.0%
0.0%
2.6
11.7%
19.1%
15.0%
15.4%
0.0%
4.3
15.5%
18.3%
16.0%
16.0%
0.0%
1.3
6.3%
10.8%
15.0%
15.0%
0.0%
6.0
18.4%
22.9%
6.5%
6.0%
2.7%
0.5
4.4%
6.9%
Quality
Value
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Portfolio Review Spreadsheet
Return
Summary
Percent Winners =
Percent Loosers =
Percent over 15% =
93%
7%
50.0%
BIVIO/REPORTS/CAPITAL GAINS & LOSES/Spreadsheet/Open
Description
Acquisition Date Date Sold Sales Price
Cost Basis Wash Sale Gain/(Loss)
50 BP Plc (BP)
7/23/2010 3/19/2013
2,049.03 1,837.99
211.04
158 BP Plc (BP)
1/31/2012 3/19/2013
6,474.94 7,095.87
-620.93
48 Fiserv Inc (FISV)
1/13/2005 4/9/2013
4,122.79 1,907.44
2215.35
175 Intel Corp (INTC)
8/25/2004 5/21/2013
4,213.85 3,815.45
398.4
219 Intel Corp (INTC)
1/13/2005 5/21/2013
5,273.34 5,013.15
260.19
64 Starbucks Corp (SBUX)
7/26/2007 5/21/2013
4,095.75 1,724.15
2371.6
124 Starbucks Corp (SBUX)
11/21/2007 5/21/2013
7,935.51 2,818.08
5117.43
99.999996 AFLAC Inc (AFL)
10/24/1994 6/18/2013
5,764.90
566.26
5198.64
78 Fiserv Inc (FISV)
1/13/2005 6/18/2013
6,831.90 3,099.59
3732.31
22 Fiserv Inc (FISV)
2/9/2010 6/18/2013
1,926.95 1,011.63
915.32
25 Mc Kesson Corp (MCK)
5/1/2003 6/18/2013
2,868.35
613.31
2255.04
60 Mc Kesson Corp (MCK)
11/22/2010 6/18/2013
6,884.04 3,957.79
2926.25
6 Starbucks Corp (SBUX)
11/21/2007 6/18/2013
395.84
136.36
259.48
100 Starbucks Corp (SBUX)
6/25/2008 6/18/2013
6,597.34 1,717.83
4879.51
Capital Gains
Bought
@
36.76
44.91
39.74
21.80
22.89
26.94
22.73
5.66
39.74
45.98
24.53
65.96
22.73
17.18
Sold @
40.98
40.98
85.89
24.08
24.08
64.00
64.00
57.65
87.59
87.59
114.73
114.73
65.97
65.97
Held
(yrs)
2.66
1.13
8.24
8.74
8.36
5.82
5.50
18.66
8.43
3.36
10.14
2.57
5.58
4.98
CAR
4%
-8%
10%
1%
1%
16%
21%
13%
10%
21%
16%
24%
21%
31%
Return
Calculations
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Buy/Sell History
Under-valued Today
Over-valued Today
VALUE
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Value
• Purpose – Find potential buys and
sells demonstrating appropriate
– Potential Total Return
– P/E Expansion
– Risk
• Resources
– PERT
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Buy Guidance
• Manage reward by buying only when potential return
is greater than your portfolio potential return
• Manage P/E expansion by buying when the stock is
historically underpriced, ideally at or near the bottom
of your estimated business cycle (4B P/E)
• Manage risk by buying when Projected Relative
Value and PEG are below 5-year averages and U/D
is high (>3)
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
What is “low”?
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
Toolkit PERT
• Right side provides valuation ratios
• % Total Return shows potential reward
• U/D and RV manage downside risk
• PEG manages growth risk
• Proj P/E vs. Proj 5yr High and Low
manage P/E expansion potential
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
– Manage reward by buying only when
potential return is greater than your
portfolio potential return
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
Toolkit PERT
• Sort by Total Return (high to low)
• Total Return > 14.1%
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
Manage for Risk
• RV < 100 AND
• PEG < 150 AND
• U/D 3-10
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
Manage for P/E Expansion
• Near Bottom (5yr Lo P/E)
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1. Qualified to Buy Low?
Only QCOM and LKQ meets
all criteria to BUY LOW!
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Sell Guidance
• Manage reward by selling only when potential
return is less than your portfolio potential return
• Manage P/E expansion by selling when the
stock is historically overpriced, ideally at or near
the top of your estimated business cycle (4A
P/E)
• Manage risk by selling when Projected Relative
Value and PEG are above 5-year averages and
U/D is low (<3)
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2. Qualified to Sell High?
Which stocks are
“high”?
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2. Qualified to Sell High?
Toolkit PERT
• Sort by Total Return (high to low)
• Total Return < 14.1%
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2. Qualified to Sell High?
Manage for risk
• RV > 100 AND
• PEG > 150 AND
• U/D < 3
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2. Qualified to Sell High?
Manage for P/E
expansion
• P/E near Hi P/E
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2. Qualified to Sell High?
GMCR & COST meet all
criteria to SELL HIGH!
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Value Summary
• What is our strategy to optimize
portfolio return?
• Buy near the bottom; Sell near the
top of the business cycle
• What are we managing for buy and
sell?
• Total Return, P/E expansion and
risk of loss and growth
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Practice
Recommendations?
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Potential Risk
Potential Return
Historical Return (AIRR)
PERFORMANCE
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Performance
• Purpose – measure your performance
over time to determine if you are
improving and/or achieving your goals
• Resources
– Capital Gains Report
– Excel Spreadsheet
– Potential Return Report Card
– Investment Performance Reports
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Performance Guidance
• Backward with Realized Gains
– Capital Gains vs. Rule of 5
• Forward with Potential Return
– 15% or better?
• Realized + Unrealized with AIRR
– Improving?
– 15% or better
– Compared to market?
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1. History (Realized Gains)
Are we making money
when we sell?
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1. History (Realized Gains)
For the last 12 months:
• What percent of sells (by block) > 0%
• What percent of sells (by block) > 15% CAR
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1. History (Realized Gains)
Are we making money when we
sell?
Yes, 67% are positive! (above 0)
14.8% made more that 15%!
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2. Potential Return
Is our portfolio positioned to
continue making money?
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2. Potential Return
Toolkit Portfolio Report Card provides …
• [Potential %] Total Return = 14.1%
• Projected Average Return = 8.9%
• Upside/Downside Ratio = 2.8
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2. Potential Return
Is our portfolio positions to continue
making money? YES!
POTENTIAL Total Return of 14.1%
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3. Realized + Unrealized
(AIRR)
Is our Realized + Unrealized
performance improving over time?
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3. Realized + Unrealized
(AIRR)
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3. Realized + Unrealized
(AIRR)
Is our Realized + Unrealized
performance improving over time?
YES!
-0.1% since inception
13% for last 5 years
16.7% for last twelve months
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Performance Summary
• What is the purpose of tracking your performance?
• Determine if you are achieving goals and/or
improving.
• What is the difference between realized and
unrealized gains?
• Realized is history. Unrealized is potential if sold
today.
• What is AIRR? Realized or Unrealized
• Annualized Internal Rate of Return. Both real and
unrealized. Balance at start date, all real cash in and
out during period. Assumes selling all assets at end
date.
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Practice
Future
Past Year
Past + Current
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Review Summary
• Manage diversity to minimize risk and
optimize growth
• Monitor quality and adjust expectations
in accordance with each company’s
business cycle
• Monitor value as anticipated by
business cycle – buy low for potential
• Sell high to achieve performance goals
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APPENDIX
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Size
• Small <= $500 million
– >=15% growth
• Large >= $5 billion
– >= 7% growth
• Medium = between
– >= 10% growth
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Tools Illustrated
• Toolkit 6
– PERT (slide 12, Value)
– Portfolio Report Card (slide 13, Value)
• Bivio Club Accounting
– Capital Gains (slide 7)
– Performance Benchmark (slide 37,
Performance)
• Excel and Word
– Portfolio Review Spreadsheet (slides 6,7)
– Portfolio Review Form (slide 5)
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