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23rd AnnualInvestment Conference & Luncheon

Dennis Wassung, Jr., CFA®

Portfolio Manager

Cabot Money Management, Inc.216 Essex Street

Salem, Massachusetts 01970800-888-6468 eCabot.com

Cabot’s Year in Review

2012 By Asset Class

2012 thru 9/21/12

NASDAQ

S&P 50

0

REITS

SMALL C

APS

MID

CAPS

FOREIGN D

EVELOPED

GOLD

EMERGIN

G MARKETS

COMM

ODITIE

S

BONDS0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

2012 By Country: Top & Bottom 5

2012 thru 9/21/12

EGYPT

TURKEY

THAILAND

GERMANY

INDIA

UNITED STATES

ARGENTINA

ISRAEL

CHILE

SPAIN

CHINA (SHANGHAI)

-10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

2012 By Sector

2012 thru 9/21/12

TELECOM S

VC.

INFORM

ATION T

ECH

FINANCIA

LS

CONSUMER D

ISCR

HEALTH CARE

MATERIA

LS

CONSUMER S

TAPLES

INDUSTRIA

LS

ENERGY

UTILIT

IES

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

2011 U.S. Equity Market Performance

2011 Full Year12/31

/2010

1/13/2

011

1/26/2

011

2/8/20

11

2/21/2

011

3/6/20

11

3/19/2

011

4/1/20

11

4/14/2

011

4/27/2

011

5/10/2

011

5/23/2

011

6/5/20

11

6/18/2

011

7/1/20

11

7/14/2

011

7/27/2

011

8/9/20

11

8/22/2

011

9/4/20

11

9/17/2

011

9/30/2

011

10/13

/2011

10/26

/2011

11/8/

2011

11/21

/2011

12/4/

2011

12/17

/2011

12/30

/2011

-14%

-12%

-10%

-8%

-6%

-4%

-2%

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

S&P 500

2011 & 2012 U.S. Equity Market

12/31/10 to 9/21/1212

/31/20

10

1/20/2

011

2/9/20

11

3/1/20

11

3/21/2

011

4/10/2

011

4/30/2

011

5/20/2

011

6/9/20

11

6/29/2

011

7/19/2

011

8/8/20

11

8/28/2

011

9/17/2

011

10/7/

2011

10/27

/2011

11/16

/2011

12/6/

2011

12/26

/2011

1/15/2

012

2/4/20

12

2/24/2

012

3/15/2

012

4/4/20

12

4/24/2

012

5/14/2

012

6/3/20

12

6/23/2

012

7/13/2

012

8/2/20

12

8/22/2

012

9/11/2

012

-16%

-14%

-12%

-10%

-8%

-6%

-4%

-2%

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

20%

S&P 500

2012 U.S. Equity Market

2012 thru 9/21/1212/3

0/20

11

1/9/

2012

1/19

/201

2

1/29

/201

2

2/8/

2012

2/18

/201

2

2/28

/201

2

3/9/

2012

3/19

/201

2

3/29

/201

2

4/8/

2012

4/18

/201

2

4/28

/201

2

5/8/

2012

5/18

/201

2

5/28

/201

2

6/7/

2012

6/17

/201

2

6/27

/201

2

7/7/

2012

7/17

/201

2

7/27

/201

2

8/6/

2012

8/16

/201

2

8/26

/201

2

9/5/

2012

9/15

/201

20%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

S&P 500

2012 U.S. Equity Market

2012 thru 9/21/12

12/30

/2011

1/8/20

12

1/17/2

012

1/26/2

012

2/4/20

12

2/13/2

012

2/22/2

012

3/2/20

12

3/11/2

012

3/20/2

012

3/29/2

012

4/7/20

12

4/16/2

012

4/25/2

012

5/4/20

12

5/13/2

012

5/22/2

012

5/31/2

012

6/9/20

12

6/18/2

012

6/27/2

012

7/6/20

12

7/15/2

012

7/24/2

012

8/2/20

12

8/11/2

012

8/20/2

012

8/29/2

012

9/7/20

12

9/16/2

012

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

18%

S&P 500

What’s On The Horizon?

?

Stocks vs. Bonds (2011 & 2012)

12/31/10 to 9/21/1212

/31/

2010

1/18

/201

1

2/5/

2011

2/23

/201

1

3/13

/201

1

3/31

/201

1

4/18

/201

1

5/6/

2011

5/24

/201

1

6/11

/201

1

6/29

/201

1

7/17

/201

1

8/4/

2011

8/22

/201

1

9/9/

2011

9/27

/201

1

10/1

5/20

11

11/2

/201

1

11/2

0/20

11

12/8

/201

1

12/2

6/20

11

1/13

/201

2

1/31

/201

2

2/18

/201

2

3/7/

2012

3/25

/201

2

4/12

/201

2

4/30

/201

2

5/18

/201

2

6/5/

2012

6/23

/201

2

7/11

/201

2

7/29

/201

2

8/16

/201

2

9/3/

2012

9/21

/201

2-15%

-10%

-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

Stocks Bonds

Stocks vs. Bonds in 2012

2012 through 9/21/12

12/3

0/20

11

1/7/

2012

1/15

/201

2

1/23

/201

2

1/31

/201

2

2/8/

2012

2/16

/201

2

2/24

/201

2

3/3/

2012

3/11

/201

2

3/19

/201

2

3/27

/201

2

4/4/

2012

4/12

/201

2

4/20

/201

2

4/28

/201

2

5/6/

2012

5/14

/201

2

5/22

/201

2

5/30

/201

2

6/7/

2012

6/15

/201

2

6/23

/201

2

7/1/

2012

7/9/

2012

7/17

/201

2

7/25

/201

2

8/2/

2012

8/10

/201

2

8/18

/201

2

8/26

/201

2

9/3/

2012

9/11

/201

2

9/19

/201

2-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

Stocks Bonds

Equity Markets Have Long-Term Value:Dividend Yield Is Higher Than 10-Year Treasury Yield

1998-Current

7/3/

1998

12/3

/199

8

5/3/

1999

10/3

/199

9

3/3/

2000

8/3/

2000

1/3/

2001

6/3/

2001

11/3

/200

1

4/3/

2002

9/3/

2002

2/3/

2003

7/3/

2003

12/3

/200

3

5/3/

2004

10/3

/200

4

3/3/

2005

8/3/

2005

1/3/

2006

6/3/

2006

11/3

/200

6

4/3/

2007

9/3/

2007

2/3/

2008

7/3/

2008

12/3

/200

8

5/3/

2009

10/3

/200

9

3/3/

2010

8/3/

2010

1/3/

2011

6/3/

2011

11/3

/201

1

4/3/

2012

9/3/

2012

0%

1%

2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

7%

8%

S&P 500 Dividend Yield 10-Year Treasury Yield

Equity Markets Have Long-Term Value:Stocks Are Still “Cheap”

1976-Current

Dec-

10

Dec-

15

Dec-

20

Dec-

25

Dec-

30

Dec-

35

Dec-

40

Dec-

45

Dec-

50

Dec-

55

Dec-

60

Dec-

65

Dec-

70

Dec-

75

Dec-

80

Dec-

85

Dec-

90

Dec-

95

Dec-

00

Dec-

05

Dec-

10

-15%

-10%

-5%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

Rolling 10-Year Annualized Total Return of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (1910 - Present)

Equity Markets Have Long-Term Value:10-Year Rolling Returns Still Favor Stocks

One of the Classic“Stock Market Rules”

The Stock Market climbs a “Wall of Worry”

William Larkin, Jr.Portfolio Manager

Cabot Money Management, Inc.216 Essex Street

Salem, Massachusetts 01970800-888-6468 eCabot.com

Cabot’s Year in Review - Bonds

Credit Dries Up

Valuations Fall

Production Slows

Confidence is Lost

Market Fear Spreads

Panic

Excessive Pessimism

Cash Hoarding

Principal Preservation

Excessive OptimismHistoric Investment Opportunities

Economy StabilizesInitial Hiring Starts

Confidence Recovers

Pricing Improves

Market Confidence Spreads

Investors Begin Re-allocation to Risk

Recovery Becomes More Mainstream

Reaching for Yield

Consumer Demand Returns

Productions Increases

Panic Subsides

A

B

C

X

US Treasury Securities

Mortgage Securities

Bond Mkt Corporate Bonds

High Yield Bonds

Emerging Market Debt

0.00%

2.00%

4.00%

6.00%

8.00%

10.00%

12.00%

14.00%

16.00%

18.00%

1.67%2.89% 3.40%

5.93%

9.06%

16.34%

2012 Performance (Year-To-Date Returns)

Gov’t Backed Moderate Risk High Risk

Reaching For Yield

A Professional New Approach Is Required

Buy & Hold No Longer Works

Indexing Is Dangerous

Risk Management is

Required

Opportunities Require Flexible

Non-Core Strategies

State of Cabot

Robert T. Lutts President & CIO

Cabot Money Management, Inc.216 Essex Street

Salem, Massachusetts 01970800-888-6468 eCabot.com

State of Cabot

Cabot Technology Platform Expanding – Best Practices Thinking Phones

Salesforce.com – Integration with Schwab - Custodians

Hosted Networks – Cloud Computing

Installing Power Backup Generator

Staff Education – High Investment – Expanding Conferences, Seminars, World Travel

Continue to Seek To Upgrade our Skills and Abilities

Cabot Investment Offerings New Equity Dividend-Oriented Portfolio – Stock Dividend – 3.5% yield

Cabot’s knowledge and Use of New ETFs Expanding

Fixed Income – Use of New Fixed Income products expanding

Wealth Management Team – Best Practices Seminars and further education

Advanced Degrees – Taxes, Estate Planning and Insurance work

Staff Conferences, Seminars, World Travel

State of Cabot

23rd AnnualInvestment Conference & Luncheon

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