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Investment Lifecycle and Strategies

WHERE WE DIFFER OTHER INVESTMENT MANAGERS RELY ON MULTIPLE EXPANSION FOR RETURNS (I.E. BETTING OTHER INVESTORS WILL PAY MORE FOR THE SAME ASSET IN THE FUTURE). • Their time horizons are too short to benefit from fundamental changes in the company itself, so they seek to benefit from changes in perception of a company's stock instead. This is often pitched as “multiple re-rating,” “sentiment shifts,” “change in perception,” etc. MEANWHILE, WE BELIEVE THE BEST WAY TO DETERMINE A BUSINESS' LONG-TERM VALUE CREATION, IS EARNINGS GROWTH. • This is a function of Return on Invested Capital x Reinvestment Rate, and our research process is largely focused on these two components. Distressed/Deep-value / Sum of Parts Investors Hayden Capital / "Compounders" / Long-Term Investors Event-Driven Funds / Market Neutral / "Traders" = Stock Return [Dividend / Stock Buyback] + [Earnings Growth] + [Multiple Expansion / Contraction]| Earnings Growth = Return on Invested Capital x Reinvestment Rate HAYDEN CAPITAL 11
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