Founded in 1987:  

more than 20 years of

outstanding returns.

Equilibrium Strategy - disciplined and well-researched.
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ValueSearch Investment Strategies – Summary


VCM manages limited partnerships (hedge funds), both domestic and offshore, whose investment framework was developed by VCM in the past several years.

This framework, ValueSearch Equilibrium Strategy, is a highly disciplined, proprietary to VCM strategy, and is based on the most recent research of ETF properties and behavior. VCM has very high expectations for this strategy.


From 1987 until 2007, ValueSearch managed limited partnerships relying successfully on the ValueSearch Equity Strategy which is based on a Growth-at-Reasonable-Price (“GARP”) long-term investing approach. Our Equity Strategy is based on the premise that outstanding long-term results can be achieved by investing in a small number of extremely well run companies, while timing these investments so that they are long-term by nature.

It is further based on a premise that when investors are buying and selling their positions in a company there is the ever present judgmental mistake of the majority of investors to equate an excellent company with an excellent investment. We exploit this systematic judgmental error.


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