Alpine Funds(6)
Looking for Dividend Growers
Alpine Dynamic Dividend Fund
> NA > NA
Apr 11, 2013
Companies in general that pay dividend are better manager of capital and have a discipline of rewarding shareholders. Brian Hennessey and his team looks for companies around the world that are increasing free cash flows and are expanding and willing to share their financial success with shareholders.
A Conventional Option for Unconventional Times
Alpine Ultra Short Tax Optimized Income Fund
US> Small-Cap > Value
Apr 10, 2013
Municipal and other tax-exempt securities offer a stable income stream that is attractive to many investors. Steven Shachat and his team manage a fund with a core mission to deliver superior tax-exempt income stream with a low volatility in the net asset value.
Real Opportunities in REITs
Alpine Realty Income & Growth Fund
Global> Natural Resources-Materials > NA
Mar 22, 2013
In the last four decades real estate as an asset class has expanded and evolved with sophisticated opportunities. Despite the economic headwinds in the last five years, segments of real estate sector have managed to increase earnings and valuation as more renters seek residences and office markets remain strong near Silicon Valley and in New York City.
In Search of Income
Alpine Ultra Short Tax Optimized Income Fund
US> Small-Cap > Value
Mar 06, 2012
With interest rates at historic lows and global markets ridden with heightened volatility, fixed-income fund managers are increasingly facing the challenge to find debt securities that are likely to generate better-than-average returns. At Alpine Funds, Steven C. Shachat looks for short-term debt that combines safety in principal with attractive valuation and the potential to maximize income to maturity.
Global Dividends
Alpine Dynamic Dividend Fund
> NA > NA
Apr 29, 2008
Portfolio diversification can help ensure stable returns, even in uncertain times. That's why the Alpine Dynamic Dividend Fund invests across industries with stocks ranging from small to large capitalizations with the objective to achieve a high level of qualified dividend income and capital appreciation for total return.
Not Your Typical REIT Fund
Alpine Income & Growth Fund
US> Small-Cap > Value
Nov 20, 2003
Styles go in and out of favor, but the returns of the Alpine Realty Income & Growth portfolio have remained pretty tangible like the assets of the companies Bob Gadsden invests in. Since its inception in 1999, the fund is ranked 2nd out of 106 in its peer group and doubled its investors’ money. The manager told Ticker how the REIT world delivered both income and growth in a period of record low bond yields and a record long stock market slump.