Columbia, Maryland
Enhance your returns and minimize risk with a tactical approach to wealth management based on a deliberate approach to investing.
Financial Services Firm in Washington DC
Eladio Santiago began his financial career working for major Wall Street investment firms for almost three decades. He started Strategic Investments Corp. with the goal of being a top financial services firm in Washington DC. Eladio realized that standardized financial planning and pie charts didn’t represent proactive investment strategies. Therefore, he approaches each client with a tactical investment plan designed to help manage risk and pursue returns. Discover a new approach to financial planning.
A tactical approach, built from six services.
Tactical Investing
Tactical investing involves a precise investment strategy that reacts to market volatility and fluctuations. The goal is to pursue returns while managing risk in an unpredictable market.
Research-Driven Investing
Research-driven investing strategies permeate everything we do. We possess a unique understanding of the market and how to make the most of your investments.
Risk Management
Risk management involves two main points. First, we analyze the financial risks a client is exposed to. Then, we employ a coordinated plan to monitor and mitigate these risks.
Financial Planning
Financial planning services are an essential tool that each and every person should take advantage of. The very idea is to make the management of your finances more automatic and beneficial for you.
Securities-Based Lending
Strategic Investments Corp. provides securities based lending to our clients. This allows investors to use the value of their securities as collateral for a loan.
Sector Rotation Modeling
We track the market’s mechanical drivers, such as index rebalancing, fund flows and liquidity, to rotate allocations toward the sectors with the strongest relative momentum.
Eladio Santiago
Eladio has spent almost three decades on Wall Street, working for some of the biggest names in the industry. He eventually became disheartened by how the industry works. He found that traditional investment wisdom, based on standardized pie charts, was not as effective as they could be.
