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Moving Forward Together

Eric Linser, CFA | June 15, 2009

Currently, Americans are experiencing a market occurrence so improbable and unpredictable that economists believe it to be a once in a lifetime type of event. The result, of course, is many portfolios are in disarray. So how do you recover your losses while at the same time managing risk in your portfolio? Although economists are calling this a “Black Swan” event, measures should be taken to give your portfolio a defensive stance without sacrificing returns.

The market has presented you with a rare inflection point and an opportunity to start over in the second half of 2009 with a clean slate. Do not miss this opportunity to re-allocate your portfolio, and take advantage of this historic chance for a new beginning.

What will be the flashpoint for your portfolio’s success? Find out how we are investing our private clients’ assets in this current market environment by contacting us. Additionally, you can stay informed and learn about where we feel this market is headed by signing up for our Free Economic & Market Commentary Report.

In closing, I am very grateful for your patience, trust, and support -- especially in these remarkably challenging times -- and for that, I thank you. I firmly believe that our best days are ahead.

Sincerely,

Eric J. Linser, CFA

eric@gvwealth.com

(415) 568-2150

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