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JAG's Large Cap Growth strategy named a PSN Bull & Bear Masters top 10 performer (3-year period ending 3/31/25) At JAG, we actively manage equity portfolios with a disciplined, transparent process that's stood the test of time. That's why our Large Cap Growth strategy was named a PSN Bull & Bear Masters top 10 performer for the 3-year period ending March 31, 2025. This recognition highlights our ability to capture more during rallies and protect better in downturns. The result, a well-earned spot among the top 10 strategies in PSN's Large Cap Growth Universe. Whether you're an institution or an individual investor, we invest your portfolio like it's our own — because it is. Our team and immediate families have $20 million personally invested in the same strategies we offer our clients. We invest with conviction — and with skin in the game. We can't promise market outcomes, but we can promise clarity, full accountability, and a long-term mindset. Contact us to schedule a meeting at our office to learn more about our boutique investment strategies or more information on the PSN Bull & Bear award and performance. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal. The PSN Top Guns 'Bull & Bear Masters' designation is a third-party award based on objective quantitative criteria (3-year returns and up/down capture ratios) and is not a guarantee of future performance. JAG Capital Management did not pay to enter or influence this award; a license was obtained to use the award recognition in marketing materials. The award is given by Informa Financial Intelligence's PSN, an independent investment manager database, based on gross composite performance data. Net performance (after fees) for the period was lower.
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