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DeMarche

The Five Key Sourcesof Stock Returns

Bob DuwaDeMarche Associates, Inc.

CFA NebraskaFebruary 18, 2009

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The Five Key Sourcesof Stock Returns

• Key Factor Groups

• DeMarche Phase Analysis

• Market Outlook

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Key Factor Groups

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Forces Affecting Stock Return

The Economy

MarketBehavior

IndustryOutlook

StockPrice

Company Characteristics and Issues

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Five Factor Groups

Investment Style FactorsDividend yield, book to price, earning yield

Firm FactorsEPS growth, ROE, asset turnover, profit margin, debt level

Industry FactorsCompetition, regulation

Liquidity FactorsTrading volume and change in volume, share price, cap size

Momentum FactorsShort, intermediate and long-term price history

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Key Factor GroupsProviding Highest Sources of Alpha

Valuation

Risk

Growth

Industry

Momentum

Liquidity

“Style”

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DeMarche Style Factors – Growth/Value

HighDeMarche Growth RatingLow

HighRelative Price StrengthLow

HighEarnings GrowthLow

HighAsset GrowthLow

HighDividend GrowthLow

LowCash Flow YieldHigh

LowDividend YieldHigh

LowSales-to-PriceHigh

LowBook-to-PriceHigh

Growth StocksFactorValue Stocks

HighDeMarche Growth RatingLow

HighRelative Price StrengthLow

HighEarnings GrowthLow

HighAsset GrowthLow

HighDividend GrowthLow

LowCash Flow YieldHigh

LowDividend YieldHigh

LowSales-to-PriceHigh

LowBook-to-PriceHigh

Growth StocksFactorValue Stocks

VALUE TO GROWTH SPECTRUM

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DeMarche Growth vs. DeMarche Value

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Style Leadership – Growth/Value

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S&P 500

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FAMA Style Indexes1928-2007 Annualized Returns

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DeMarche Style Factors - Quality

AGGRESSIVE TO DEFENSIVE SPECTRUM

HighProfit MarginLow

HighDividend YieldLow

HighCash Flow YieldLow

HighEconomic ReturnLow

HighPayout RatioLow

HighMarket Cap SizeLow

LowNon-Market RiskHigh

LowEarnings VariabilityHigh

LowMarket RiskHigh

LowShare TurnoverHigh

LowTrading RangeHigh

Defensive StocksFactorAggressive Stocks

HighProfit MarginLow

HighDividend YieldLow

HighCash Flow YieldLow

HighEconomic ReturnLow

HighPayout RatioLow

HighMarket Cap SizeLow

LowNon-Market RiskHigh

LowEarnings VariabilityHigh

LowMarket RiskHigh

LowShare TurnoverHigh

LowTrading RangeHigh

Defensive StocksFactorAggressive Stocks

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Style Leadership - QualityDeMarche Aggressive vs. DeMarche Defensive

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Firm Factors

Profitability (ROE)

EPS Growth

Dividend Growth

Asset Turnover

Profit Margin

Debt Level

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Valuation Basis PointsFormulas R-squared per Ventile

Price to Book 80% 34Price to Cash Flow 73% 35Earnings to Price 33% 23Earnings Surprise & Revisions 3% 4CAPM 5% -5

Source: DeMarche Associates, 1978 - 2001

One-Year Return Predictability of Various Valuation Formulas

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Basis PointsMetrics R-squared per Ventile

Asset Utilization (Turns) 48% 27Free Cash Flow Return on Investment 41% 21ROE 40% 11EVA 32% 13Cash Flow Return on Investment 12% 7ROA 0% 2

Source: DeMarche Associates, 1978 - 2001

One-Year Return Predictability of Various Metrics

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Lakonishok Study (1951 - 1998)

Percentage of Firms with ABOVE-MEDIANGrowth in Operating Income for Number of Years

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DeMarche Study (1972-2001) (Lakonishok Method)

Percentage of Firms with ABOVE-MEDIANGrowth in Stock Returns for Number of Years

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• Focus time on holdings with worst expected return potential to avoid “bombs”

• Identify sell signals

• Quantify basis for shifts in industry bets

• Add value in tilt decisions on growth/value or aggressive/defensive spectrum

Benefits for Portfolio Managers

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Benefits for Clients & Consultants

• Better understanding of investment process

• Improve communication between client, manager, and consultant

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DeMarche Phase Analysis

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Probability Distribution ofThree-Year S&P 500 Returns

1929 – December 31, 2008

Return

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-1 Std. Dev. +2 Std. Dev.+1 Std. Dev.-2 Std. Dev.

10.83%

35.10%

22.96%

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-1.31%

S&P 6/30/03-11.21%

S&P 6/30/99 29.10%

S&P 6/30/05 8.37%

S&P 6/30/00 19.67%

S&P 12/31/08-8.36%

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Phase I 55.5% Early Bull Phase II 19.0% Bull Phase III 3.5% Late Bull/Early Bear Phase IV -19.6% Bear Total Period …………………………………………………… 10.8%

Market Phase Stock Prices Corporate Earnings

S&P 500 Annualized

Return

Market Phase Analysis (01/01/63 to 06/30/05)

Market Phase Analysis1/1/63 to 12/31/08

54.8%

19.2%

-15.4%

9.4%

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Drivers of Stock Price – Bull MarketOne-Year Return Predictability of Various Metrics

  Basis PointsMetrics R-Squared per VentileROE 31% 13Asset Utilization 27% 17Free Cash Flow Return on Investment 20% 12

EVASM 9% 8ROA 0% - 1

Source: DeMarche Associates, 1978-2001

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Drivers of Stock Price – Bear Market

One-Year Return Predictability of Various Metrics

  Basis PointsMetrics R-Squared per VentileAsset Utilization 41% 73Free Cash Flow Return on Investment 32% 65

EVASM 27% 39ROA 4% 13ROE 0% 0

Source: DeMarche Associates, 1978-2001

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Style Leadership by DeMarche Market Phase

Style Leadership

Phase I Small Cap Growth

Phase II Large Cap Growth

Phase III Small Cap Value

Phase IV Large Cap Value

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Benefits for Clients & Consultants

• Better understanding of manager returns and periods of expected bad performance

• Tactical Restructuring

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DeMarche Market Outlook

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Discretionary Management Services, LLCForecast 2009

Jan 1 - Dow 8776 Dec 31 - ???

--- --- Back to 8776 ?

1st Quarter - Test 7450 low

If broken, seeks support below 7000

By Labor Day - Dow tries to break 10,000

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter

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3-Yr. Equity Returns?Projected 3-Year Stock Returns Using Bogle Model (Values in Table)

Based on Various Earnings Growth Rates and Ending P/Es(Annualized Values in Table)

As of 12/31/2008

Model Inputs: S&P 500Beginning Yield 3.0%Beginning P/E 19.6

Ending P/EScenarios: 12.0 14.0 16.0 18.0 20.0 22.0

6.0% -6.1 -1.6 2.5 6.2 9.7 13.0Earnings 3.0% -9.1 -4.6 -0.5 3.2 6.7 10.0Growth 0.0% -12.1 -7.6 -3.5 0.2 3.7 7.0Rate -3.0% -15.1 -10.6 -6.5 -2.8 0.7 4.0

-6.0% -18.1 -13.6 -9.5 -5.8 -2.3 1.0

Price/Earnings ratio represents the month-end index closing price divided by 12-months quarterly as reported diluted earnings per share (GAAP EPS). As of 12/31/08, nine months of actual reported earnings and three months of estimated earnings were used.Averages Since 1936: P/E 15.8 12 Mo. Earnings Growth Rate 7.3%

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3-Yr. Fixed Income Returns?Projected 3-Year Bond Returns (Values in Table)

Based on Various Changes in Yields(Annualized Values in Table)

As of 12/31/2008

Barclay's Sector IndexesModel Inputs: Interm. Gov't US Credit High Yield

Beginning Yield 1.5 6.8 19.5

Beginning Duration 3.6 6.0 4.1

Scenarios: Interm. Gov't US Credit High Yield+200 -1.0 2.6 16.7

Net Basis Point +100 0.3 4.7 18.1Change in +0 1.5 6.8 19.5

Yield -100 2.6 8.8 20.9-200 N/A 10.7 22.2

Projected bond returns shown above make no assumption about potential default or recovery rates.

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Man is not a rational being, man is an animal

that rationalizes!

Source Unknown

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