These are long-term and medium-term investments in shares of Hi-Tech group companies. The portfolio offers the opportunity to earn on the growth of the high-tech segment of the global economy.
The Technology Sector strategy includes 73 of the largest U.S. technology companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Google. The fund excludes small- and mid-cap companies whose share price can fluctuate significantly.
By investing in a strategy consisting of a large number of large companies, you make the risk minimal.
The strategy’s risk-return ratio is higher than the stock market average.
By investing in a portfolio strategy, IIA+ provides support for each client by a personal specialist (counterparty), which guarantees even greater security.
This sector includes global, leading and trendsetting companies that are always relevant to the consumer and ensure the future of the planet.
The large volume of trading on the international financial market provides high liquidity, which gives a flexible and individual approach to the creation of an investment portfolio, which minimizes risks and provides the participant with a high probability of making a profit.
The list of assets includes: Intel, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, EMC Corporation, IBM – International Business Machines, Oracle, CN – Accenture, Google, Adobe Systems, Cisco, Qualcomm, TSM – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, DELL – Dell Computer Corporation, AMAT – Applied Materials and others.
The fund includes corporations from IT, telecommunications and software development – industries that have shown strong growth over the past few years.
IIA+ analysts are constantly searching for offers on the OTC market, analyzing the financial statements, a description of the company's business, future plans, the possibility of a takeover or multiple capitalization growth, as well as the risks that may hinder the development of the business. The best offers we offer our investors
As part of its OTC stock purchase service, IIA+ acquires units of funds holding shares in private companies for its traders and investors. Such funds invest in private companies at an early stage or purchase shares from company employees.
After the IPO procedure, the shares are at the disposal of IIA+. They can be sold after the agreed lock-up period of six months. Or hedged during this period. Before the IPO, IIA+ looks for an exit on the over-the-counter market. When an optimal offer appears, the shares are sold
After the expiration of the Lock Up period, the investment is automatically closed and the investor receives a profit to the account, minus IIA+ commissions. For investors whose investment amount exceeds $100,000, there is an opportunity for individual search of counterparty in the over-the-counter market and profit before the company's IPO and, as a consequence, before the end of the Lock Up period.