Camkay Capital Management

*Comments by Gary Hart

Looking Back

The Stock Indices Short-Term Program was down 0.29% for the month is up 2.73% year-to-date. February continued the low volatility bullish environment we’ve had since the election. There was little short-term movement and hence light trading in this program.

Composite rate of return table (net of all fees and commissions):

PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS

Downloads for current DDOC, pitch book, etc.: http://www.camkaycapital.com/performance/

Looking Forward

The market’s current main focus appears to be a likely interest rate increase next week from the FOMC. We shall see if that produces more volatility in the markets. Another potential catalyst would be something unexpected happening on the reality TV show going on with our President and Congress.

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