At Praetorian Private Wealth, we take an active role as stewards of client's financial lives. We believe that investment management should not simply devolve to third-party managers.

Instead, we offer actively managed, proprietary investment portfolios as a component of a client's overall investment strategy.

By actively participating in the markets, we gain critical insight into the nature and timing of market movements, enabling us to make tactical moves in a disciplined and prudent manner

We are patient investors, but the fast pace of today's financial markets can result in a narrow window of opportunity; we seek to position clients to seize that opportunity while mitigating risk, and without falling victim to the latest fad or bubble.

Dynamic Growth is an unlevered, long-only U.S. equity portfolio designed to produce long-term growth without regard to current income. Macro-economic views determine weightings for sector exposure, and bottom-up stock analysis emphasizes positive momentum of fundamentals such as net margin, revenue growth, sales growth, and earnings growth. The strategy was specifically developed with growth-oriented equity investments to complement diversified portfolios.

Dynamic Equity is a high quality, large cap, U.S. equity portfolio. Portfolio constituents are S&P 500 stocks meeting the following screening criteria:

• S&P common stock ranking of A- or better;
• ROE > S&P 500;
• Debt/Equity < S&P 500;
• Trailing 12-month dividend yield > S&P 500;
• FCF/Div > 1.0; and
• Rated market perform or outperform.

Dynamic Allocation is an unconstrained global portfolio designed to exploit price dislocations and relative value opportunities. Through ETFs and institutional mutual funds it can invest in domestic and foreign bonds, domestic and foreign stocks, alternative investments, and commodities.

Dynamic Income is an alternative to a traditional bond portfolio and currently positioned for persistently low or potentially rising interest rate environments. As the name implies, it is a dynamic strategy and one that seeks to be more conservative if reasonably compensated. Portfolio constituents can include municipal bonds, REITs, MLPs, utility stocks, exchange traded funds, and institutional mutual funds.