History
Founded in 2007, Kruse Asset Management was born from a formulation model, designed to outperform the typical results garnered within financial markets. Since its inception, the Kruse Quantitative Value Portfolio, or QVP, has outperformed the S&P 500 approximately 80 percent of all 90-day periods.
Building on that proven system, Kruse Asset Management employs a three-pronged approach to investment:
The first element to KAM’s strength is the Kruse QVP model. This cutting-edge system was developed, based on extensive analysis of fundamental data from companies, spanning over 50 years. KAM’s founder, Stuart Kruse, developed the QVP quantitative model to maximize client return on investment through short-term investments, made with high-performing stocks.
The second component of KAM investment strategy is the employment of proprietary asset allocation tools, which are used to develop unique financial plans for each client, specifically catered to their needs and situations.
Rounding out KAM’s in-depth expertise is our extensive understanding of behavioral finance. The implementation of this knowledge helps our clients avoid poor investment areas, based on market noise and emotional heuristics.