Returns noted above track from Jan 1 2010 to Dec 31, 2020. DJIA indexation returns graph includes all dividends paid
The graph above shows returns for the fund since Jan 1 2010 to Dec 31, 2021. During this period ALSAR has attained a cumulative return of 540.71% versus the DJIA index's total return, inclusive of all dividends, of 238.51%. The annual return for the fund during this period, inclusive of all dividends was 18.3%/year versus the DJIA of 12.97%. Returns for partial years, including this one are as follows: Returns dating to March 2009 (the secular nadir) and going to the end of April 2021 show ALSAR to have had a cumulative return of 1,534.22% (15.3 fold) inclusive of dividends during this 11 year period versus the DJIA rise of 363.37% absolute and 515.65% inclusive of dividends. Annual fund returns including partial years sits at 20.14%/yr as of April 30, 2021. Partial years do not graph well so we present our data in graphical form for complete years only.
Over the period starting May 1, 2021 to October 13, 2024 the fund has increased 159.24 % versus the DJIA increase during this period of 30.25%. $1 in the fund on May 1, 2021 is $2.59 as of October 13, 2024. Total fund return since early 2009 is 3,966.41 % or a total return, including dividend reinvestment, of 39.7 fold. Annual average yearly returns since the funds inception in January 2009 now is 25.79%. A future update to the site will include a monthly graph of these returns with both the recent fund performance and the index both inclusive of all dividends. Who has time.....
ALSAR is the private family office investment fund for the Fishel family. The fund seeks to achieve above market returns (doesn't every fund....) by exploiting special situations of asymmetric risk. We often times look for binary outcome situations with asymmetric upside risk and limited downside exposure. This fund invests in global equities, very limited debt and various derivative positions both on the long and short side. Hedging operations consist primarily of ETF style short positions although we have rarely engaged in single stock shorting if special situations warrant this risk.
ALSAR's CIO is Robert S Fishel. Dr Fishel is a physician by training and had always had an interest in the markets. Dr. Fishel believes successful investment takes a completely independent mind-frame: one that is not clouded by analysts (who often have other conflicting agendas), the wisdom of the crowd or the trend of the day. We are not nearly so naive as to think we are infallible against the market and primarily run a conservative non-levered long and short book with minimal high beta derivative exposures.
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