BRIGHTON will trim or add to positions to (i) take advantage of opportunities created by short-term market actions or market sentiment; (ii) provide liquidity to invest in companies in which BRIGHTON has relatively more confidence; or (iii) fund names that BRIGHTON believes offer more market opportunity relative to current price.
BRIGHTON uses its own scoring system to value companies and monitor the underlying investment thesis. Dependent on a variety of factors, BRIGHTON will sell a company if it believes that a disruptor has become disrupted itself, or that it is no longer on the leading edge of fast-moving industries or innovation.
Note: This only applies to BRIGHTON’s actively managed ETFs. The index ETFs are designed to track an index.