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strate, holding a concentrated stock can imperil wealth preservation. 1 For additional insights on these and other behav-ioral concerns, please see Boyle et al, “The Enviable Dilemma: Hold, Sell, or Hedge Highly Concentrated Stock?,” The Journal of Wealth Management, Fall 2004, pp. 30–44. Why Are Concentrated Stock Portfolios Risky?
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Page 2 of 2 Concentrated stock strategies, continued Options are not suitable for all investors. Prior to buying or selling an exchange traded option, a person must be provided with, and review, a copy of
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concentrated stock as collateral, and use these proceeds to invest in a diversified portfolio. An experienced investment advisor can assist you with exploring effective hedging strategies and an experienced banker can help you consider a leveraged hedging strategy. Exchange funds: for qualified investors, an exchange fund provides
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Managing Concentrated Positions in Your Portfolio ... Managing Concentrated Positions in Your Portfolio 2 Gradually reduced position over ... concentrated stock position. Exchange Funds. An exchange fund can be an attractive way for an individual to dispose of a low basis
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Using Exchange Traded Funds Whether the objective is to harvest losses from mutual funds, concentrated stock positions or another ETF, the investor may choose to hold the ETF purchased in place of the sold position for its diversification benefit. Alternatively, the investor can sell the ETF after 31 days have passed, pursuant to the wash-sale
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exchange funds can accept restricted securities, some owners of restricted securities have contributed these to the exchange fund in order to moder-ate the potential downside of a stock they cannot touch. Exchange funds offer potential benefits to suitable investors as one component of a diversification strat-egy for a concentrated stock position.
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concentrated stock position. Exchange Funds. An exchange fund can be an attractive way for an individual to dispose of a low basis stock and diversify their portfolio without incurring a tax liability. Basically, exchange funds are private equity investments or partnerships formed by qualified investors to contribute their appreciated stock in
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Managing Concentrated Stock Positions We frequently have the privilege of partnering with clients who have built their wealth from a concentrated ownership positionin their employer’s stock or other investment. For many, the dynamics associated with
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these funds are private-placement limited partnerships that allow investors to exchange shares of concentrated positions in highly appreciated stocks for units in a portfolio. A financial institution sets up a fund and opens it for contributions. Owners of concentrated stock positions then transfer some of their shares to the fund.
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Exchange Funds (aka Swap Funds) Experiencing a Renaissance Investors owning concentrated stock posi-tions have used exchange funds, often referred to as swap funds, since their cre-ation in the 1960s. Immediately after the financial crisis, there was an abrupt and steep drop-off in the use of exchange funds by investors for a period of a few years.
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