INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY

Our investment philosophy is based on the principle that the systematic application of quantitative analysis has the capacity to achieve superior investment performance on a risk adjusted basis. Our strategies adopt an 80% quantitative, systematic approach towards their respective investment decisions. We adhere to the University of Chicago Booth School’s “Market Efficiency Hypothesis” which indicates that active fund management is no better off than passive indexing. Thus, our strategies do not usually predict where the market will go; instead we mainly manage the risks associated with our positions.

Through well-informed and structured investment decisions, we will work to generate consistent returns with sound systematic risk management.

This site is presented for information purposes only. It is intended for your personal, non-commercial use. No information or opinions contained in this site constitute a solicitation or offer by Buckingham to buy or sell any securities or commodity interests, or to furnish any investment advice or service. Those considering an investment in a Buckingham sponsored product should request a copy of the applicable Disclosure Document which contains important legal disclosures and risk factors. Also, please note that investments in markets traded by Buckingham involve significant risk. 

The risk of loss in trading commodity interests can be substantial. Therefore, you should consider carefully whether such trading is suitable for you. Trading in commodity interests often involves the use of leverage which can amplify both gains and losses. All investments in commodity interests should be made with risk capital only as investors could lose all or substantially all of their investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results.