Tactial Transition Strategy
Enhanced Dividend Income Portfolio
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE - MODERATE GROWTH AND INCOME
Portfolio Highlights
The Tactical Transition Strategy is designed to gradually transition an investor out of their concentrated stock position(s) while generating a steady income stream.
- CWP analyzes the client's portfolio equity holdings, identifying those with unrealized gains and losses.
- CWP managers rebalance the portfolio by liquidating stock positions with embedded losses equal to the amount with embedded gains.
- After determining the amount of realized gains the client is willing to recognize each fiscal year as well as the number of years the transition is to occur, CWP managers set targets.
- As the position(s) get called away, proceeds can be transitioned into the Enhanced Dividend Income Portfolio (EDIP), Growth Income Portfolio (GRIP), or allocated elsewhere.
Disclaimer: CWP does not offer tax advice. Please consult with a tax professional to determine how transitioning out of a concentrated stock position may affect your unique tax situation.
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Covered call option cash flow for any portfolio will vary depending on actual portfolio positions, option premiums received, individual security price volatility, and general stock market volatility. Positions covered by call options may be called away, creating realized capital gains or losses. Cash flow is not guaranteed over any period. More information may be found in CWP’s Form ADV 2A.
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