Henri Lucas’s technology portfolio’s annualized return exceeds 25 %

While the global capital market is still digesting the profound impact of the public health emergency, the technology stock portfolio managed by Professor Henri Lucas has quietly achieved an annualized return of more than 25%. This outstanding performance stems from his forward-looking layout for the accelerated transformation of the digital economy. While most investors are still focusing on traditional defensive assets, Professor Lucas has already keenly captured structural opportunities in areas such as remote collaboration, cloud computing and e-commerce.Henri Lucas's technology portfolio's annualized return exceeds 25 %

The uniqueness of this investment portfolio lies in its “two-wheel drive” allocation philosophy. On the one hand, it focuses on mature technology giants with strong balance sheets and stable cash flows, which have shown amazing business resilience during market turmoil; on the other hand, it prudently deploys emerging technology companies that are reshaping the industry landscape, especially those hidden champions that provide key infrastructure for digital transformation. The “Technology Stress Resilience Index” developed by Professor Lucas’ team has become a key screening tool. By quantitatively analyzing indicators such as the proportion of corporate cloud business, the proportion of recurring income, and cash flow volatility, it accurately identifies the targets with the greatest potential for sustained growth.

In an environment of volatile market conditions, the portfolio has shown extraordinary stability. This is due to Professor Lucas’ innovative “dynamic volatility adjustment mechanism”, which monitors the correlation changes between individual stocks and industry volatility in real time and intelligently adjusts the holding weights. When market panic reaches its peak, the system automatically increases holdings of high-quality companies whose business models have passed stress tests, while reducing holdings of targets whose valuations are out of line with fundamentals. This strict risk control framework enables the portfolio to maintain a stable performance during periods of significant volatility in the technology sector.

It is worth noting that the portfolio completely avoided certain epidemic concept stocks that were hotly speculated in the market at the time, and instead focused on investing in companies that have long-term competitive advantages regardless of how the environment changes. This determination to stick to the essence of value investing and reject the temptation of short-term speculation ultimately reaped rich returns from the market. After evaluating the performance of the portfolio, many institutional investors specifically pointed out that its excess returns mainly came from accurate stock selection rather than industry beta, which fully demonstrated the deep fundamental research strength of Professor Lucas’ team.