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Corporate Philosophy A Premier Capital Management Firm Whose Mission Is To Provide Consistent Capital Appreciation While Remaining Sensitive to Capital Preservation. ROI Management, LLC is a diversified investment management firm specializing in a system of investing based on technical and statistical analysis of market conditions. ROI Management, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, was founded in February 2001. Our mission is to provide investors with consistent and sustained growth of their investments while providing capital preservation regardless of market conditions. We base our performance on absolute returns, providing investors with a vehicle to achieve their financial goals and dreams. The General Partners of ROI Management are committed to building long-term relationships with our investors and base each relationship upon the foundation of honesty, integrity, commitment to excellence, and personal contribution. The ROI Management Difference Absolute Returns is the focus of The ROI Mercury Fund, LP, which is quite different from the Relative Performance emphasis of traditional mutual fund managers. "The real danger is that traditional investment managers lack the mind-set and the tools to cope with downturns in the market."1 "One thing is for sure: you cant pay the bills with relative performance."2 The general partners have strong personal and financial commitments to The ROI Mercury Fund LP. "A careful look (at hedge funds), however, will show there is probably more risk to investing in an ordinary mutual fund than in most hedge funds. This is because hedge fund managers put their money where their mouths are."3 A Capital Preservation Mindset is a key objective at ROI Management. "Traditional managers may pay lip service to preserving capital, but in the real world, they are under such pressure to outperform the market and keep up with their peers that they have little choice but to push capital preservation down the priority list."4 "Alternative investment strategies allow hedge fund managers to capitalize on market inefficiencies created by rapid global economic change in a way that traditional long term investment strategies cannot."5 1 James Owen, "The Prudent Investor's Guide to Hedge Funds", Wiley 2000 2 James Owen, "The Prudent Investor's Guide to Hedge Funds", Wiley 2000 3 Daniel Strachman, "Getting Started In Hedge Funds", Wiley - 2000. 4 James Owen, "The Prudent Investor's Guide to Hedge Funds", Wiley 2000 5 Joseph G. Nicholas, "Investing In Hedge Funds", Bloomberg Press 1999 |
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