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General Employees'
Pension Fund
As of December 31, 2009
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Table of Contents
Pa e s
3 Performance & Allocation
5 Economic Outlook & Review
22 Broker Commission Report
23 Holdings as of 12-31-09
Village of Tequesta General Employees' Pension
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Obtain a reasonable total rate of return, w ith reasonable consistency w hile attempting to protect the
assets against the inroads of inflation. f-brform~ance over 3-5 year market cycle to be in excess of
Investment Objectives: composite indices. Manager's performance to be in the top 40% of comparable manager universe.
Total Return to be equal to actuarial earnings assumption and equal or exceed CPI plus 3% over 3-5
year cycle.
Comparative Indices: 60% S&P 500 140% Govt/Credit Intermediate
Not more than 5% o fund's assets invested in any one issuing company or aggregate investment in one
company exceed 5% of outstanding capital stock of the company. Equity -Investments in stock not to
Investment Restrictions: exceed 60% at cost or 70% at market. Listed on National Exchange. Fixed -Standard & Poor's
investment Grade or Moody's investment grade. Value of bonds in single corporation shall not exceed
~' the total fund.
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Total Retum
Average Annual Since
Fiscal 1st Qtr 2010' 2009
Inception
9-30-09 to Q-31-09 Q-3'408 to Q-31-09 'D-305 to Q-31-09
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Blend:
60% S8~P 500 3.81 % 18.68% 2.86%
40% G/C Intermediate
Employees' Fixed Income 0.77%
Govl/Credit Intermediate 0.31
Employees' Domestic Equity 5.51%
S&P 500 6.04%
Employees' International 4.70%
MSCI EAFE 2.22%
Fiscal = 9-30 * Unannu alized
The information set forth above is based upon information believed to be accurate and reliable but we do not guarantee its accuracy.
Village of Tequesta General Employees' Pension
The information set forth above is based upon information believed to be accurate and reliable but we do not guarantee its accuracy.
Full Year 2009 & Q4 2009
Equity Market Summary
Earnings reports continue to surprise to the upside
Economic data affirms effective government stimulus
•- S&P 500 +26.5% in 2009, 19th best year since 1928 (top quartile)
Info tech, consumer discretionary and materials industries top
performers in 2009 as risk taking gains momentum
Info tech and consumer discretionary lead the market higher in Q4 as
well
Small caps lag large caps in Q4 and for the full year
Large Growth outperforms Value in Q4 and the full year
.~ Low quality stocks lead market higher in 2009 and Q4
^ Q4 2009 ^ Full Year 2009
S&P 500 6.0%
26.5%
NASDAQ
Russell 1000 Growth
Russell 1000 Value
Russell 2000
45.4%
50.0%
0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0%
Historical Performance
of the S&P 500 by Sector
S&P 500 total return of 26.5% in 2009
7 of 10 economic sectors posted returns less than 20% for the year
• Telecom & Utilities the biggest laggards
Technology, Materials & Consumer Discretionary sector leaders
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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Info Tech Info Tech ~ Utilities Info Tech - = - - e Telecom - s Info Tech
77.6% 78.4% 51.7% 46.6% 4~_~i4~ x 36.5% - 59.9%
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Telecom Materials Materiels Utilities Utilities ~ ~. Materials Materials
49.3% 1.0% ', -7-7%p 19.6% 12.8% 20.0%: 45.2%
Material Industrials=: _ ~ Materials Telecom Utilities ' Utilities Utilities-
23.0%. -7.0% 34.8% 16.0% 21.5% 15.8% -31.6%
Industrials Industrials. Industrials Info Tech Telecom : Industrials
20.0% 29.8% 16.0% 15-5% -33.6% ~ 17.3%
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Materials Industrials l~tilfties Info Tech Telecom Industrials
- ~ 7.7% -27.6% 21.1 % 0.4% 8.5% -41.5%
Industrials Telecom Utilities Industrials Industrials Info Tech
9.3% -14.7% -33.0% ~' ~t3 0.4% 13.8% -43.7% '
Utilities Telecom Info Tech Telecom Info Tech Info Tech Materials Utilities
~~ " . -12-8% -40:/0 -26s'/o -35.9% $ 2.1 % 7.9% -47.1 % 6.8%
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Materials Info Tech ~ Utilities Info Tech Telecom Telecom Telecom
-8.0% -41.0% -32.5% -37.6% 3.3% -9.1 % 2.6%
S&P ~~'s;
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how Quality Equity Rally
From March 9, 2009 to December 31, 2009, the S&P 500 returned 68.1 %,
look at the groups that performed much better:
Unprofitable companies: +110%
Negative free cash flow companies: +95%
y Negative ROE companies: +107%
Y Top quartile leverage (debt/EBITDA): +87%
Top quartile short interest: +91
Small cap stocks: +193%
Stocks priced <$5: +215%
Total Return Since Market Bottom by S&P Quality Rating
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~ "-' 200 190.1
L ~ 138.3 138.5
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S&P Quality Ranking
Performance Attribution
Large Cap Core
Relative Performance
-> Q4 return of 4.3% vs. S&P 500 return of 6.0%
Y 2009 return of 19.3% vs. S&P 500 return of 26.4%
Q4 Sector Contributors
Utilities: strong performance in the second half of the quarter from
new portfolio holdings AEP and OKE.
- Energy: strong results from E&P holdings Apache Corporation,
Williams Companies, and XTO Energy Inc.
Q4 Sector Detractors
Consumer Discretionary: underperformance within retail group, lack of
automotive exposure (e.g., Ford Motor Company).
Industrials: Flowserve Corporation lagged machinery peers; GE also a
drag on portfolios.
Materials: no holdings in strong-performing Paper/Forest Products and
Metals groups; Lubrizol underperformed chemical group.
Individual Laggards
Microsoft Corporation +19%
Y UnitedHealth Group +22%
Oracle Corporation +18%
Apple Inc. +14%
Accenture PLC +14%
State Street Corporation -17%
CVS Caremark -10%
Ross Stores Inc. -10%
Goldman Sachs -8%
Unum Group -9%
Selected Additions /Deletions
Large Cap Core
Additions:
American Electric Power Co. Inc. (AEP) -regulators allowing higher
customer rates boosting future earnings, utilities cover 11 states
providing geographic diversification, above average dividend with
capacity for potential increase, attractive relative valuation
Ameriprise Financial Inc. (AMP) -focus away from annuities /
insurance and towards asset /wealth management expected to drive
ROE expansion, expense management and improving capital markets
offer positive earnings leverage, significant excess capital position
y Cooper Industries PLC (CBE) -beneficiary of increased infrastructure
investment, potential divestiture of low margin Tools segment,
company seeking accretive acquisitions to boost international
exposure, CBE demonstrating pricing power along with cost cutting
Deletions:
CVS Caremark (CVS) -poor earnings report revealed significant
weakness in the PBM business; market share losses; unfavorable
expense trends
State Street Corporation (STT) -disappointing earnings
announcement and lower guidance; management turnover; earnings
restatement
Amgen Inc. (AMGN) -two separate negative news events regarding
drugs Prolia and Aranesp (possibly affecting blockbuster Epogen)
Honeywell International (HON) -poor estimate revision trends and
relatively high valuations compared to industry peers; growth appears
to be lagging other industrial manufacturers
Earnings Surprise History
Large Cap Core Equity
Dana's Large Core equity holdings continue to execute well from a
fundamental standpoint
Dana holdings experienced significantly more positive earnings than
the S&P 500 average (92% vs. 82%)
Dana holdings also have reported far fewer negative earnings
surprises (8% vs. 16%)
Ratio of Positive /Negative Earnings Surprises (Latest Qtr)
Dana Large Cap Core
S&P 500
0% 3% 6% 9% 12% 15%
Dana Large Core
Portfolio Characteristics
Consistent Portfolio Characteristics
Lower Valuation + Faster Growth + Higher Profitability
= Better Returns With Less Risk
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Actual Composite Holdings as of December 31, 2009
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S&P 500 dividends per share expected to fall over 20% in 2009
Worst year for dividend cuts since 1938
SRP 5U4 - Dividend Growth
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Dana Large Core
The table below shows Dana Large Core holdings that have
raised dividend payments since October 1, 2008.
Company Yield Increase
United Technologies 3.30% 20.30%
Becton Dickinson & Co 2.00% 15.80%
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. 2.20% 14.70%
Airgas Inc. 1.69% 12.50%
Sempra Energy 3.50% 11.40%
Abbott Laboratories 3.80% 11.10%
International Business Machine 2.10% 10.00%
Honeywell International Inc. 3.80% 10.00%
Procter & Gamble Co. 3.50% 10.00%
Nucor Corp. 3.20% 9.40%
Sysco Corp. 4.30% 9.10%
Medtronic 2.20% 9.00%
Nike Inc. (CI B) 1.80% 8.70%
General Dynamics Corp. 3.20% 8.60%
Johnson & Johnson 3.55% 6.52%
Exxon Mobil Corporation 2.41 % 5.00%
XTO Energy Inc. 1.50% 4.20%
CenterPoint Energy I nc. 7.61 % 4.11
Occidental Petroleum Corp. 2.30% 3.10%
2000-2009: Lost Decade?
With the dot com bubble burst at the beginning of the
decade, and the financial crisis at the end of the decade, the
start of the new millennium was a difficult 10-year period for
U.S. domestic equity investors.
Total Return for the Decade
Portfolio
Dana Large Cap Core
S&P 500 Index
Russell 1000
Russell 1000 Value
Russell 1000 Growth
Russell 3000
Russell 3000 Value
Russell 3000 Growth
Dow Jones Industrial Average
NASDAQ Composite Index
3-Month T-B i l l
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3.56%
-0.95%
-0.49%
2.47%
-3.99%
-0.20%
2.88%
-3.79%
1.31%
-5.08%
2.99%
'd Cumulati~
41.91
-9.08%
-4.80%
27.67%
-33.42%
-2.02%
32.82%
-32.03%
13.90%
-40.67%
34.22%
SZ~P 500
Historical Valuation & Earnings
- Large cap U.S. equities started the decade with valuations at record
levels
S8~P SUO P/E Ratio c7n 5-Yr. Normalised EPS, 1926-Present = 35
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- Q4 2008 marked the first time in history the S&P 500 recorded a
negative earnings quarter
- 10% year over year growth forecasted for 2009, +34% for 2010
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Looking Forward
Stocks vs. Bonds
Long -term U.S. interest rates could be nearing the end of a 20 year
downtrend.
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Looking Forward
Stocks vs. Bonds
- Stocks are attractive relative to bonds...
And historical data bodes well for better future equity returns.
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Did The Recession End 6 Months Ago?
Important reversals have occurred in many data trends
Leading Indicators have been robust for several months
Employment trends are improving
The housing market is more stable
The consumer is spending
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If the recession has ended, then we will retroactively learn that the duration of this recession is less
than the 2 years indicated.
Macro Inflections
~- Production has resumed but with massive capacity
The Index of Leading Indicators (LEI) has rebounded sharply
+:,tipacitY Utili~atiati
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The Return of the Consumer
The 20 year decline in the savings rate has been interrupted
- Retail consumption has improved dramatically
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Housing and Employment
•~ Temporary workers are showing that firms are starting to hire
- Weekly claims and payroll growth may turn positive in Q1
Median home prices and inventories are stabilizing
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Dana Investment Advisors
Broker Commissions Report
Create Date Reporting Periad 1 010 112 0 09 TO 12!3112009
Account: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
1/14/2010
Broker Broker Name Shares Comm Rate Net Amount Commission
CIS Capital Institutional Services 4,309 0.0360 142,927.22 155.12
INSTI Instinet 3,454 0.0392 116,514.42 135.23
NEWP Newport Trading 454 0.0330 11,501.16 15.00
WEED Weeden and Co. 89 0.1124 1,714.90 10.00
Totals 8,306 0.0380 272,657.70 315.35
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COMPLIANCE APPRAISAL
As of 12/31 /2009
Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Value ISS
Identifier Description Shares/PAR Current Cost Market Value S & P Moody Line CGQ
Cash
Cash Equivalents
000009 Cash -Money Fund 69,789.62 69,789.62
Corporate Bonds
Corp Financials
007924AF0 AEGON NV 4.75% Due 06/01/2013 10,000 10,312.40 10,183.77 A- A3
0258MOCZ0 AMER EXPRESS CREDIT CO 10,000 10,019.60 10,550.00 BBB+ A2
5.125% Due 08/25/2014
06423AA06 BANK ONE CORP 5.9% Due 5,000 5,205.05 5,337.50 A Al
11/15/2011
06739FFS5 BARCLAYS BANK PLC 6.75% Due 10,000 9,987.50 11,187.50 AA- Aa3
0 512 2/20 1 9
06739FGF2 BARCLAYS BANK PLC 5% Due 10,000 10,222.00 10,225.00 AA- Aa3
09!22/2016
172967CK5 CITIGROUP INC 5.125% Due 10,000 9,625.00 10,053.63 A A3
05/05/2014
233835AT4 DAIMLER FINANCE NA LLC 7.3% 10,000 10,412.50 10,863.87 BBB+ A3
Due 01/15/2012
36962G4G6 GENERAL ELEC CAP CORP 10,000 9,972.50 9,975.00 AA+ Aa2
3.75% Due 11/14/2014
38141 GD04 GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC 5,000 4,989.15 5,306.25 A Al
5.25% Due 10/15/2013
40429CCR1 HSBC FINANCE CORP 5.25% Due 5,000 4,962.75 5,257.35 A A3
04/15/2015
459745FP5 INTL LEASE FINANCE CORP 5% 5,000 4,990.34 4,925.00 BBB+ 61
Due 04/15/2010
48121CYK6 JP MORGAN CHASE BANK NA 6% 5,000 5,069.40 5,337.50 A+ Aa2
Due 10/01/2017
587499A46 MERCANTILE SAFE DEP & TR 5,000 5,028.66 5,256.95 A+
5.7% Due 11/15/2011
7591EPAF7 REGIONS FINANCIAL CORP 10,000 9,987.50 10,000.00 BBB Baa3
7.75% Due 1 1 /1 0120 1 4
90333WAB4 US BANK NA 6.3% Due 5,000 5,145.25 5,518.75 A+ Aa2
02/04/2014
92976GAE1 WACHOVIA BANK NA 5.6% Due 5,000 4,983.25 5,087.50 AA- Aa3
03/ 15/2016
Total Corp Finanaals 120,912.85 125,065.57
Corp Industrials
054303A05 AVON PRODUCTS INC 4.625% 5,000 4,834.80 5,268.38 A A2
Due 05/15/2013
24702RAJ0 DELL INC 5.875% Due 06/15/2019 10,000 10,277.80 10,675.20 A- A2
2635346X6 E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS 10,000 10,695.00 10,735.70 A A2
4.75% Due 03/15/2015
494368668 KIMBERLY-CLARK 6.125% Due 5,000 5,230.50 5,562.50 A A2
08/01/2017
500255AM6 KOHLS CORPORATION 6.3% Due 5,000 5,304.10 5,250.00 BBB+ Baal
03/01 /2011
548661CH8 LOWES COMPANIES INC 5% Due 5,000 4,992.25 5,406.77 A+ Al
10/ 15/2015
774341AA9 ROCKWELL COLLINS 4.75% Due 5,000 4,850.00 5,206.50 A Al
12/01 /2013
78355HJK6 RYDER SYSTEM INC 5.85% Due 10,000 9,912.00 10,025.24 BBB+ Baal
11 /01 /2016
824348AN6 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO 3.125% 10,000 9,995.50 9,989.90 A- A3
Due 12/15/2014
Total Corp Industrials 66,091.95 68,120.19
Total Corporate Bonds 187,004.80 193,185.76
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COMPLIANCE APPRAISAL
As of 12/31 /2009
Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Value ISS
Identifier Description Shares/PAR Current Cost Market Value S 8 P Moody Line CGQ
Mortgage-Backed Bonds
FHLMC -Fixed Rate Mortgages
3128P7BG7 FG C90939 5.5% Due 12/01/2025 7,698.50 7,499.88 8,133.47
3128P7CP6 FG C90978 6% Due 07/01/2026 6,853.52 6,815.13 7,315.92
3128P7CU5 FG C90983 5.5% Due 08/01/2026 7,827.80 7,765.17 8,261.50
Total FHLMC -Fixed Rate Mortgages 22,080.18 23,710.89
FNMA -Fixed Rate Mortgages
314106GA6 FN 884093 6% Due 05/01 /2036 8,067.96 7,993.60 8,577.25
Total Mortgage Bonds 30,073.78 32,288.14
US Govt Agency Bonds
FHLMC Fixed Rate Agency
3128X26U4 FREDDIE MAC 4.35% Due 10,000 10,144.00 10,604.30 AAA Aaa
04!27/2012
3128X8HR6 FREDDIE MAC 3% Due 10,000 9,975.00 10,011.20 AAA Aaa
02/04/2014
3134A4SA3 FREDDIE MAC 4.5% Due 3,000 2,957.65 3,229.92
01 /15/2013
3134A4TZ7 FREDDIE MAC 4.5% Due 10,000 10,272.40 10,797.66
07/15/2013
3134A4UK8 FREDDIE MAC 4.875% Due 5,000 4,860.00 5,471.09
11/15/2013
Total FHLMC Fixed Rate Agency 38,209.05 40,114.17
FNMA Fixed Rate Agency
31359M7X5 FANNIE MAE 5% Due 05/11/2017 8,000 8,296.96 8,672.50
31359MA45 FANNIE MAE 5% Due 04/15/2015 8,000 7,933.42 8,771.25
31359MHK2 FANNIE MAE 5.5% Due 7,000 7,263.36 7,394.84
03/15/2011
31359MYN7 FANNIE MAE 4.25% Due 10,000 10,255.47 10,238.28
08/15/2010
31359MZ30 FANNIE MAE 5% Due 10/15/2011 10,000 10,096.27 10,678.91
31359MZL0 FANNIE MAE 4.75% Due 5,000 5,003.70 5,196.88
12/15/2010
Total FNMA Fixed Rate Agency 48,849.18 50,952.66
Total Agency Bonds 87,058.23 91,066.83
US Treasury Bonds and Notes
912828DV9 US TREASURY N/B 4.125% Due 5,000 5,100.00 5,335.16
05/15/2015
912828EE6 US TREASURY N/B 4.25% Due 5,000 4,900.63 5,356.25
08/15/2015
912828EJ5 US TREASURY N/B 4.25% Due 15,000 14,909.18 15,454.69
10/15/2010
912828FF2 US TREASURY N/B 5.125% Due 5,000 5,130.66 5,578.91
0 5/1 512 0 1 6
912828FW5 US TREASURY N/B 4.625% Due 10,000 10,039.56 10,654.69
10/31 /2011
912828GH7 US TREASURY N/B 4.625% Due 15,000 14,975.98 16,211.72
02/15/2017
912828HH6 US TREASURY N/B 4.25% Due 7,000 7,115.94 7,341.25
11/15/2017
912828HS2 US TREASURY N/B 2% Due 15,000 15,130.08 15,046.88
02/28!2010
912828HT0 US TREASURY N/B 2.75% Due 15,000 15,275.98 15,487.50
02/28/2013
Total Treasury Bonds 92,578.01 96,467.05
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COMPLIANCE APPRAISAL
As of 12/31 /2009
Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Identifier
Description
Shares/PAR
Current Cost
Market Value S & P Value
Moody Line ISS
CGQ
Common Stocks
Consumer Discretionary
BBY Best Buy Co Inc 151 5,614.14 5,958.46 3 35.5
CMCSA Comcast Corp (A) 376 5,769.57 6,339.36 13.5
COH Coach Inc 188 5,735.65 6,867.64 3 23.9
MCD McDonald'S Corp 98 5,474.40 6,119.12 1 47.8
NWL Newell Rubbermaid Inc 827 11,492.07 12,413.27 3 73.3
PCLN Priceline Com Inc 30 3,006.20 6,552.30 3 37.8
PNRA Panera Bread Co (CL A) 102 4,643.82 6,827.88 3 21.8
ROST Ross Stores Inc 136 5,568.77 5,808.56 2 21
TGT Target Corp 123 5,904.40 5,949.51 2 64.9
VIA/B Viacom Inc-Class B 202 6,316.87 6,005.46 3 7.8
Total Consumer Discretionary 59,525.89 68,841.56
Consumer Staples
CAG Conagra Foods Inc 284 6,378.64 6,546.20 1 95.9
CCE Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc 621 12,713.52 13,165.20 3 51.6
CL Colgate-Palmolive Co 84 5,716.75 6,900.60 1 97.6
CPB Campbell Soup Co 211 7,243.59 7,131.80 2 81.8
GIS General Mills Inc 96 5,559.57 6,797.76 1 79
KMB Kimberly-Clark Corp 213 13,336.40 13,570.23 1 90.2
MJN Mead Johnson Nutrition Co 169 6,590.20 7,385.30
PEP Pepsico Inc 110 6,170.25 6,688.00 1 29.4
PM Philip Morris International 268 13,314.23 12,914.92 3 23.3
WMT Wal-Mart Stores Inc 243 12,698.99 12,988.35 1 34.1
Total Consumer Staples 89,722.14 94,088.36
Energy
APA Apache Corp 123 11,161.47 12,689.91 3 29.2
CVX Chevron Corp 89 5,985.17 6,852.11 1 52.9
NE Noble Corp 282 11,569.92 11,477.40 3
OXY Occidental Petroleum Corp 83 6,955.26 6,752.05 2 77.1
WMB Williams Cos Inc 612 11,364.73 12,900.96 3 48.2
XOM Exxon Mobil Corp 89 6,644.30 6,068.91 1 65.7
Total Energy 53,680.85 56,741.34
Financials
AFL Aflac Inc 119 4,868.92 5,503.75 3 39.8
AMP Ameriprise Financial Inc 158 6,132.52 6,133.56 3 66.9
AXP American Express Co 133 3,059.34 5,389.16 3 93.9
BMO Bank of Montreal 128 6,308.73 6,794.24
GS Goldman Sachs Group Inc 34 5,437.03 5,740.56 3 44.1
HCBK Hudson City Bancorp Inc 363 4,831.14 4,983.99 3 63.7
JPM JP Morgan Chase 247 9,699.57 10,292.49 3 83.9
MET Metlife Inc 153 5,727.81 5,408.55 3 5.9
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As of 12/31 /2009
Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Value ISS
Identifier Description Shares/PAR Current Cost Market Value S & P Moody Line CGQ
Common Stocks
Financials
NLY Annaly Capital Management In 348 6,177.66 6,037.80 3 65.7
PNC PNC Financial Services Group I 136 5,172.32 7,179.44 3 35.5
UNM Unum Group 314 5,255.64 6,129.28 3 77.3
Total Financials 62,670.68 69,592.82
Health Care
ABC AmerisourceBergen Corp 238 4,411.75 6,204.66 2 60.6
ABT Abbott Laboratories 220 12,010.63 11,877.80 1 42
BAX Baxter International 96 4,970.19 5,633.28 1 42.9
BMY Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 276 6,302.49 6,969.00 1 76.7
DVA Davita Inc 216 11,201.89 12,687.84 3 50.8
JNJ Johnson & Johnson 186 10,915.84 11,980.26 1 39.4
LH Laboratory Crp Of Amer Hldgs 76 5,816.96 5,687.84 1 59
MCK Mckesson Corp 102 6,029.55 6,375.00 1 80
MHS Medco Health Solutions Inc 90 4,069.08 5,751.90 1 78.4
MYL Mylan Laboratories Inc 489 8,149.33 9,012.27 3 30.2
NVS Novartis AG (ADS) 106 5,791.17 5,769.58 1
TEVA Teva Pharmaceutical -SP ADR 104 5,386.97 5,842.72 1
UNH Unitedhealth Group Inc 212 6,334.87 6,461.76 2 97.1
Total Health Care 91,390.72 100,253.91
Industrials
AVY Avery Dennison Corp. 167 6,219.27 6,093.83 2 52.4
CBE Cooper Industries Inc 146 6,357.90 6,225.44 2
FLS Flowserve Corp 72 4,978.69 6,806.16 3 86.5
GD General Dynamics Corp. 104 5,428.69 7,089.68 1 99.2
GE General Electric Co 438 6,212.92 6,626.94 3 58.6
MDR McDermott International Inc 218 5,474.14 5,234.18 3
MMM 3M Co 93 6,792.74 7,688.31 1 79.6
PCP Precision Castparts Corp 68 4,539.41 7,503.80 3 17.1
UNP Union Pacific Corp 196 11,670.35 12,524.40 2 88.4
UTX United Technologies Corp 93 5,747.48 6,455.13 1 72.2
Totallndustrials 63,421.59 72,247.87
Information Technology
AAPL Apple Inc 79 11,775.11 16,647.83 3 36.1
ACN Accenture PLC 360 13,271.31 14,940.00 2
ADBE Adobe Systems Inc 203 5,328.77 7,466.34 3 33.1
CSCO Cisco Systems Inc 609 15,060.16 14,579.46 1 37.6
EBAY Ebay Inc 296 5,018.71 6,964.88 3 85.5
EMC EMC Corp 842 10,022.07 14,709.74 2 72.4
GOOG Google Inc-CIA 15 8,480.57 9,299.70 2 6.7
HPQ Hewlett-Packard Co 302 14,462.86 15,556.02 1 45.9
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Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Value ISS
Identifier Description Shares/PAR Current Cost Market Value S & P Moody Line CGQ
Common Stocks
Information Technology
IBM International Business Machine 111 10,600.04 14,529.90 1 21
MCHP Microchip Technology Inc 260 7,508.32 7,553.00 3 16.5
MSCC Microsemi Corp 453 8,085.60 8,045.28 83.1
MSFT Microsoft Corp 501 15,738.99 15,270.48 1 99
ORCL Oracle Corp 579 11,739.19 14,202.87 1 33.7
OCOM Qualcomm Inc. 135 5,873.48 6,245.10 2 63.7
TXN Texas Instruments Inc 542 13,206.16 14,124.52 3 58.8
Total Information Technology 156,171.34 180,135.12
Materials
FCX Freeport-Mcmoran Copper 64 4,510.01 5,138.56 3 192
FMC FMC Corp 87 3,789.58 4,851.12 3 23.5
LZ Lubrizol Corp 142 10,563.52 10,358.90 3 79
SEE Sealed Air Corp 268 6,009.27 5,858.48 3 98.6
Total Materials 24,872.38 26,207.06
Telecommunication Services
CTL Century Tel Inc 142 4,945.86 5,141.82 2 22.7
T AT&T Inc 223 6,685.72 6,250.69 1 63.9
Total Telecommunigtion Services 11,631.58 11,392.51
Utilities
AEP American Electric Power Co 188 6,031.21 6,540.52 3 90.4
FPL FPL Group Inc 53 3,530.38 2,799.46 1 54.3
OKE Oneok Inc 150 6,022.10 6,685.50 3 77
Total Utilities 15,583.69 16,025.48
Total Domestic Equity Strategy 628,670.86 695,526.03
ADR Strategy
Britain
AV Aviva PLC 310 3,882.09 4,051.70
BP BP PLC (ADS) 65 3,469.05 3,768.05
MAKSY Marks & Spencer PLC -ADR 293 2,323.13 3,809.00
Total Britain 9,674.27 11,628.75
Chile
CCU CIA Cervecerias Unidas-ADR 119 3,798.88 4,643.38
Denmark
DNSKY Danske Bank A/S-Unspons ADR 211 1,012.80 2,384.30
France
SNY Sanofi-Aventis-ADR 130 5,249.26 5,105.10
VIVDY Vivendi 97 2,675.06 2,885.75
Total France 7,924.32 7,990.85
Germany
AZSEY Allianz SE-ADR 452 5,986.18 5,627.40
BASFY BASF S.E. 67 1,959.75 4,160.70
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As of 12/31 /2009
Portfolio: 1087comp - Tequesta General Employees Pension Fund -Comp
Value ISS
Identifier Description Shares/PAR Current Cost Market Value S & P Moody Line CGQ
ADR Strategy
German
y
EONGY
E.ON AG -Sponsored ADR
110
4,500.15
4,592.50
HENOY Henkel KGAA -Spons ADR 89 3,238.24 4,610.20
Total Germany 15,684.32 18,990.80
Japan
CAJ Canon Inc-Spons ADR 132 5,704.34 5,586.24
DCM NTT Docomo Inc-Spon ADR 324 5,175.87 4,529.52
TM Toyota Motor Corp -Spon ADR 57 4,741.88 4,797.12
Total Japan 15,622.09 14,912.88
Mexico
CX Cemex Sab-Spons ADR Part Cer 491 6,210.34 5,803.62
TMX Telefonos De Mexico-Sp ADR L 165 2,984.09 2,735.70
Total Mexico 9,194.43 8,539.32
Netherlands
AEG Aegon N.V.-Ny Reg Shr 613 4,464.61 3,929.33
TNTTY TNT Nv -ADR 107 2,522.03 3,295.60
Total Netherlands 6,986.64 7,224.93
Norway
YARIY Yara International-ADR 116 2,267.80 5,283.80
Singapore
DBSDY DBS Group Holdings Ltd 78 2,898.80 3,432.00
South Korea
KTC KT Corp-Sp Adr 328 6,161.66 5,516.96
Switzerland
ZFSVY Zurich Financial Svcs-ADR 180 4,343.23 3,913.20
Total Intemational Equity Strategy 85,569.24 94,461.17
Equity ETFs 8 Closed End Funds
EFG Ishares Msci Eafe Growth Inx 72 3,853.62 3,968.64
Bond Mutual Funds
GVI iShares Lehman Intermediate 50 5,132.50 5,263.00
MBB Ishares Lehman Mbs Fixed-Rat 335 35,215.20 35,503.30
SHY Ishares Barclays 1-3Yr Trs Bd 311 25,766.28 25,800.56
Total Taxable Bond Funds 66,113.98 66,566.86
Total Portfolio 1,250,712.14 1,343,320.10
Accruals 4,199.94
Dividends owed 1,322.71
Total Portfolio with Accruals 8 Dividends 1,348,842.75
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