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Investment Record
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Please see
the note below on Athena Capital's performance presentation below
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Athena Capital Cumulative Growth Performance
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Performance as of 7/31/10 |
Year to date |
1 year |
3 years |
5 years |
Since inception
(4/30/05) |
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ACM Growth |
2.86% |
13.62% |
-5.86% |
11.50% |
18.16% |
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S&P 500 |
-0.11% |
13.84% |
-18.99% |
-0.86% |
6.25% |
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Wilshire
5000 |
1.19% |
15.70% |
-16.50% |
2.58% |
12.05% |
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Athena Capital Cumulative Equity Income Performance
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Performance as of 7/31/10 |
Year to date |
1 year |
3 years |
5 years |
Since inception
(5/31/05) |
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ACM Equity
Income |
6.20% |
21.10% |
-8.27% |
6.81% |
12.55% |
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S&P 500
yield plus inflation |
2.08% |
3.30% |
12.00% |
23.92% |
24.90% |

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Notes
on performance presentation:
Past
performance is no guarantee of future results. As in all equity investing,
there is a risk for potential loss.
Performance results were calculated after deduction of all management and
trading fees. Portfolios were valued daily, trade date accounting was used,
accrual accounting was used for dividends. Time-weighted rates of return
that adjust for significant cash flows were used. Returns from cash were
included. For ACM growth accounts, the S&P 500 was used as benchmark
because it was deemed the most readily available and widely known growth
composite. It should be noted that ACM growth accounts were more
concentrated, sometimes had higher cash investments, included international
investments, and were invested in companies with different market
capitalizations and characteristics than the S&P 500. Although these
differences existed, the accounts shown were invested for growth and not set
to achieve any particular market capitalization. ACM equity income accounts
used S&P 500 yield plus inflation because this combination of the most
readily available equity yield and growth with inflation was deemed the most
relevant benchmark for equity income accounts. These accounts are designed
to provide an equity yield for income plus growth to maintain purchasing
power over the impact of inflation. Both out- and under-performance of
accounts shown were due both to individual security selection and to
concentration of investments. Neither market nor economic conditions
contributed significantly to account performance. ACM growth and equity
income portfolios include all portfolios under management during all periods
of management and include portfolio performance as of the first day of
management. The accounts depicted used no leverage or derivatives. The S&P
500 and S&P 500 yield plus inflation returns shown do not reflect
commissions, trading expenses, or management fees, which would have reduced
both results. |
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Please see
the notes below on Performance Presentation
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Summary of portfolio manager’s personal account annualized performance
(after 1.5% management fees, July 31, 2000 - July 31, 2010) |
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Time
Period |
Personal
Account Returns |
S&P 500
Returns |
Period
Out/Under-Performance |
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1 year |
8.67% |
13.84% |
-5.17% |
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3 years |
-0.83% |
-6.78% |
5.95% |
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5 years |
4.10% |
-0.17% |
4.27% |
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7 years |
4.95% |
3.59% |
1.37% |
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10 years |
5.19% |
-0.76% |
5.95% |
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Detailed
review of portfolio manager’s personal account performance
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Year |
Rivers
Return |
Rivers
Volatility |
S&P 500
Return |
S&P 500
Volatility |
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1996 |
12.06% |
10.31% |
22.96% |
3.14% |
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1997 |
46.00% |
9.87% |
33.36% |
4.60% |
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1998 |
1.14% |
15.88% |
28.58% |
6.21% |
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1999 |
39.92% |
5.94% |
21.04% |
3.78% |
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2000 |
11.92% |
5.43% |
-9.10% |
4.95% |
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2001 |
-2.07% |
5.92% |
-11.89% |
5.73% |
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2002 |
-7.83% |
5.81% |
-22.10% |
5.96% |
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2003 |
34.55% |
6.34% |
28.68% |
3.29% |
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2004 |
4.02% |
2.73% |
10.88% |
2.11% |
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2005 |
-7.10% |
3.35% |
4.91% |
2.29% |
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2006 |
28.38% |
2.78% |
15.80% |
1.63% |
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2007 |
12.20% |
2.53% |
5.49% |
2.79% |
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2008 |
-32.43% |
6.61% |
-37.00% |
6.07% |
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2009 |
25.30% |
11.56% |
26.46% |
6.43% |
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Notes on performance
presentation
Past performance is no
guarantee of future results. As in all equity investing, there is a potential
for loss.
Performance results were
calculated after deduction of all management and trading fees. Portfolios valued
at least monthly. Trade date accounting used. Accrual accounting used for dividends. Total return, including
realized and unrealized gains plus income used. All dividends were
reinvested. Time-weighted rates of
return that adjust for significant cash flows used. Returns from cash and cash
equivalents included. Volatilities shown are
monthly.
For personal
portfolio comparisons, the S&P 500 was used as the
benchmark because it was deemed the most readily available and widely known
growth composite. It should be noted that the personal portfolios
shown were more concentrated, with higher cash investments, a short
position 2003-2005, included some international investments, and were invested in companies with different market
capitalizations and characteristics than the S&P 500. Although these
differences existed, the accounts shown were invested for growth and not set to
achieve any particular market capitalization. Neither market nor economic
conditions contributed significantly to the portfolio’s performance. The
personal portfolios depicted shows all of the portfolio manager’s individual
equity investments during all periods he has invested. The portfolios depicted used
no leverage or derivatives. Cumulative returns for the
personal account were 398% versus 232% for the S&P 500. S&P 500
returns shown do
not reflect commissions, trading expenses or management fees, which would have
reduced both results.
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