Executive Summary

“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many…”

75% of the Perry Capital Portfolio remains AAA-rated, very short maturity, and very liquid securities.
I remain underweight in the equity market because the valuation metrics of risk assets are not discounting for
persistent inflation, higher funding rates, and a slowing economy to the degree necessary to be attractive.

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“The problem with leverage is that you have to pay it back.”

75% of the Perry Capital Portfolio remains in AAA-rated, very short maturity, and very liquid securities.
I remain underweight the equity market because the valuation metrics of risk assets are not discounting for
persistent inflation and a slowing economy to the degree necessary to be attractive. I would rather watch from
the sidelines at 5% until the strategic risk/reward is in my favor. I must say, though, that the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ)
performance y-t-d is impressive. Perhaps A.I. is a paradigm shift as impactful as the internet.

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“The whole art of war consists of guessing at what is on the other side…”

I am not fighting the Fed and expect funding rates to rise higher than the markets expect and for them to stay
higher for a longer period than the market expects. I also recognize that liquidity and momentum models may still
encourage large and sophisticated derivative trading which can propel risk assets higher.

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“Judging by the price action in markets over the past couple of months…”

50% of the Perry Capital portfolio is in the money market. current yield 4.29%. The T-Bill position
remains at 25% of portfolio assets. 3-month T-Bills now pay 4.63%, 6-month T-Bills pay 4.81%. Long Treasuries
(10% of portfolio) are up 6.7% in 2023 and have returned 12.73% over the last three months.

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