Stuyvesant Capital Management Corporation, established in 1978, offers investment advisory services on a fully discretionary basis, focusing on equity and balanced client accounts. The firm's investment strategy involves active management, asset allocation, and stock selection based on historical and forecasted earnings, cash flow, and other factors. Stuyvesant also manages accounts using a trend-following model called StuyvesanTrendsTM, primarily investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The annual fee structure varies based on account type, with a minimum annual fee of $1,000. Clients have the option to impose reasonable restrictions on their accounts. Stuyvesant does not employ leverage or derivatives in managing client accounts but may trade ETFs that utilize these instruments. The firm's personnel, including Mr. John Cooper and Pete Daly, are responsible for managing client accounts. Stuyvesant provides investment advisory services to individuals, pension plans, trusts, and corporations. The firm has not been involved in any legal or disciplinary events in the past 10 years. Clients' accounts are held by unaffiliated custodians, and Stuyvesant has a discretionary investment management agreement allowing it to make investment decisions on behalf of clients. Stuyvesant votes proxies on behalf of clients and the Partnership in the best interest of maximizing shareholder value. The firm's complete proxy voting policy and procedures are available for client review. Stuyvesant has not filed for bankruptcy and maintains financial stability.