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Dennes Lupastean is the portfolio manager. He began his career investing his own private capital. In 2010, Dennes founded LSW Investing, LLC. Mr. Lupastean graduated from Chapman University with a degree in Political Science, studying extensively business management, accounting and economics.
The process begins with a top-down economic analysis to narrow down sectors and industries to the most interesting opportunities. Next we scan for undervalued companies, emphasizing the small-capitalization space. The initial, brief scan points us to the most attractive stocks for additional analysis. Since we assume these companies should be benefiting from the aforementioned economic trends, each individual stock is then analyzed for its potential to excel in periods of high growth. Significant global macro trends for the 21st century include energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and scarce commodities.
LSW Investing, LLC was founded in 2010 by Dennes Lupastean, who managed a portfolio through Wealthfront starting in 2008. The firm specializes in the commodities, energy, infrastructure, and agricultural sectors of the market.
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Model commentary
The Fed QE3 gambit powers stocks and commodities
25 September 2012
The Fed will purchase $40 billion worth of agency backed securities each month.
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