Performance that Makes a Difference

Traditional active management is not performing

Percentage of U.S. Large-Cap funds that outperformed the S&P 500 Index

15 years

7.81%

1 year

39.10%

5 years

13.42%

10 years

14.39%

Too many investors pay high fees for underperformance

Investors want to outperform passive indexing

Likely Capital Management is built to deliver long-term net of fees outperformance of the S&P 500 Index.

Investors expect their managers to perform

Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investments are subject to a risk of loss, including a risk of loss of principal.

Likely Capital Management is an alternative investment firm in Temecula, California.

Likely Capital Management is built to outperform the S&P 500 Index net of fees over long time horizons through a novel strategy at the intersection of Behavioral Finance, Statistics, and Economics.

We invest opportunistically through a proprietary securities and derivatives trading system employed since 2014. Preserving diversification, resolute discipline, and informed risk management create our long-term performance edge.

Our non-negotiable is earned trust. We earn trust by building durable long-term relationships, aligning interests, communicating transparently, and maintaining the highest ethical standards.

About Us

Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investments are subject to a risk of loss, including a risk of loss of principal.

“Education is one of the most inspired and influential ways to make a difference - that is why I became a teacher. Making a difference at scale is why I founded Likely Capital Management.

I am honored to advocate for and support expanding educational opportunities for all students, especially those in military families, marginalized groups, and at-promise populations. They are my WHY.”

Jason Slowbe, Founder and Managing Partner

Performance that Makes a Difference

We donate one-third of our profits to student-centered organizations, including:

Girls Who Code

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