TGLR aims to provide long-term capital appreciation by actively selecting between 25-35 US large-cap stocks. The stocks selected are expected to produce above-market dividend yield with low turnover. The strategy is based on two valuation metrics the sub-adviser believes to be consistent indicators of company value: relative dividend yield and relative price-to-sales ratio. The metrics help determine over- and under valuation, security by security. The sub-adviser then conducts proprietary fundamental factor research to identify stocks for portfolio selection. The research considers both qualitative and quantitative factors such as: catalyst for outperformance, franchise value and market growth, firm management, sales or revenue growth, margins, positive free cash flow, dividend growth, P/E, asset turnover, leverage, and risk. The primary indicator for a stock sell is when the stocks dividend yield is lower than the S&P 500 Index, a sell range is determined.