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Technology-Focused Growth Strategy

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Designed for investors seeking long-term capital appreciation through targeted exposure to innovation-driven companies shaping the future of the economy — invested in the equity securities of businesses with leading technologies, scalable platforms, and strong potential to benefit from powerful secular growth trends.

Strategy designed and managed by Erik James Roberts, MBA — Founder & Chief Investment Officer, Infinitus Wealth Management. Wharton MBA · Fee-only fiduciary.

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⎯ Strategy Philosophy

Innovation Is One of the Most Powerful Drivers of Long-Term Value

We believe technological innovation is one of the most significant long-term drivers of economic expansion and corporate value creation — and that owning its leaders, directly and patiently, is one of the most durable ways to compound wealth.

Companies that develop superior technologies, build essential digital infrastructure, and enable transformation across industries often establish durable competitive advantages and meaningful earnings growth potential. These are the businesses that don't just ride a trend — they define it, and they tend to widen their lead over time.

The Technology-Focused Growth Strategy is built to identify those leaders and invest in businesses that continuously innovate, expand their market opportunities, and strengthen their competitive positions over time. Rather than chasing whatever is momentarily popular, the strategy seeks companies positioned to benefit from powerful, multi-year secular growth trends — the structural shifts reshaping how the economy operates.

The strategy is implemented through individual equity securities, actively managed, with full transparency into every company owned.

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⎯ Investment Focus

What We Look For in a Technology Leader

Not every fast-growing technology company clears the bar. The strategy emphasizes technology-oriented businesses that demonstrate a specific set of durable qualities.

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⎯ Portfolio Approach

Built Company by Company, Not by Chasing Trends

The strategy is built through disciplined, company-specific analysis focused on business quality, competitive positioning, management execution, and long-term growth visibility. Every position has to earn its place.

Emphasis is placed on identifying companies with the potential to lead their industries and sustain above-average growth over extended periods — the kind of durable, compounding businesses that reward patient ownership. Because the portfolio holds individual securities, each company is one we've researched directly and can explain, not a name buried inside a fund.

Business quality and durability first

Competitive positioning and defensible advantages

Management execution and capital discipline

Long-term growth visibility over short-term momentum

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⎯ Risk Perspective

Volatility Is the Price of Long-Term Growth — We Manage It With Quality

Technology-focused investments can experience periods of elevated volatility due to market cycles, innovation shifts, and evolving competitive landscapes. That's the nature of investing in growth — and staying the course through it is often what separates strong long-term outcomes from missed ones.

The strategy emphasizes quality, financial strength, and durable business models to support long-term participation in technology-driven growth. The focus remains on long-term compounding through ownership of innovative, growth-oriented businesses — not on reacting to every short-term swing.

Quality and financial strength as the first line of defense

Durable business models built to endure innovation shifts

A long-term horizon that looks past short-term cycles

Confidence to remain invested for compounding to work

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⎯ Objective

The Goal of the Strategy

To deliver above-market long-term capital appreciation by investing in a portfolio of technology-focused, innovation-driven companies positioned to benefit from secular growth trends and sustained industry leadership.

Ultimately, the strategy is a search for secular long-term winners — the companies whose innovation, scale, and competitive advantages position them not just to lead today, but to remain market leaders well into the future. These are the businesses capable of compounding value across market cycles as the technologies they build become embedded in how the economy operates. By owning them directly and holding them patiently, the strategy aims to participate in that long-run leadership rather than trade around it.

⎯ Getting Started

From First Call to Fully Invested.

Discovery Call

A no-pressure conversation about your goals, holdings, and what you want your wealth to do — by phone, video, or in person.

Strategy Review

We review your holdings, goals, and risk profile, then share observations on how your portfolio is positioned and where a tailored approach may help.

Onboarding

A fully digital onboarding — accounts opened and transfers authorized with a few e-signatures, most holdings moving over exactly as they are.

Active Management

We build and manage your portfolio — with ongoing research, tax-aware adjustments, and regular portfolio reviews as markets and your life evolve.

Already working with an advisor? We initiate the transfer with your former firm for you — no awkward phone call on your end — and most accounts move in-kind, exactly as they are. See how switching works →

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⎯ Common Questions

Technology-Focused Growth Strategy — Questions Investors Ask

What is the Technology-Focused Growth Strategy? It's an actively managed equity strategy designed for investors seeking long-term capital appreciation through targeted exposure to innovation-driven companies. The strategy invests in the equity securities of businesses with leading technologies, scalable platforms, and strong potential to benefit from powerful secular growth trends.

What kinds of companies does the strategy invest in? It emphasizes technology-oriented companies with leadership in innovation, platforms, or digital infrastructure; strong revenue and earnings growth potential; scalable business models with expanding addressable markets; competitive advantages from intellectual property, network effects, or technological differentiation; and the financial strength to support reinvestment. Areas may include software, digital platforms, data infrastructure, cybersecurity, and semiconductors.

How is the portfolio constructed? Through disciplined, company-specific analysis focused on business quality, competitive positioning, management execution, and long-term growth visibility. Emphasis is placed on identifying companies with the potential to lead their industries and sustain above-average growth over extended periods.

Is the strategy built with individual stocks or funds? It's built from individual equity securities rather than mutual funds, and actively managed. Direct ownership provides transparency into every holding and control over concentration, tax-lot management, and risk that packaged funds don't offer.

How much volatility should I expect? Technology-focused investments can experience periods of elevated volatility due to market cycles, innovation shifts, and evolving competitive landscapes. The strategy emphasizes quality, financial strength, and durable business models to support long-term participation in technology-driven growth, with a focus on long-term compounding.

Can I combine this strategy with other Infinitus strategies? Yes. Most clients don't hold a single strategy in isolation — we frequently combine multiple Infinitus strategies into one cohesive portfolio built around your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. This strategy can be paired with more growth-oriented, income-focused, or conservative approaches to balance appreciation, stability, and cash flow in the proportions that fit you. The right blend depends entirely on your circumstances; we determine it together during the strategy review and adjust it over time as your needs change. Because we build everything from individual securities in an account you own, combining strategies is seamless and fully transparent.

What are your advisory fees? Fees are a single transparent percentage of assets under management on a four-tier schedule: 1.00% under $1M, 0.95% from $1M to $4.99M, 0.90% from $5M to $9.99M, and 0.80% at $10M and above. A complimentary financial plan is included.

Who is the strategy best suited for? It's generally suited to investors seeking long-term capital appreciation who have the time horizon and risk tolerance to participate in innovation-driven growth and to remain invested through periods of higher volatility.

How do I get started with Infinitus? Getting started is simple. Schedule a complimentary, no-obligation private portfolio consultation directly with Erik James Roberts, Founder and Chief Investment Officer. We’ll discuss your goals, current portfolio, timeline, and risk tolerance to determine how Infinitus can help you grow and protect your wealth. Contact us at erik.roberts@infinituswealth.com or request your consultation today.

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Disclosure: Infinitus Wealth Management is a registered investment adviser. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. All investments involve risk, including the potential loss of principal. No investment strategy can guarantee returns or eliminate risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Advisory services are offered only pursuant to a written advisory agreement.