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There
are many ways of applying the principles of Upgrading, and actual performance
will vary depending on how frequently you choose trade and how aggressively
you structure your portfolio.
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This performance
table displays annual total returns since 1980 for the 5 top ranked
funds from the front page Star Boxes in Classes 1 through 4. This
approach assumes an investor Upgraded to stay equally invested in
each of the top five funds listed each month. |
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For 25 years
The Hulbert Financial Digest has tracked the results of investment
newsletters, providing a third-party analysis of performance claims.
NoLoad Fund*X is Hulbert's valedictorian.
See how a portfolio of Class 3 Star Box funds compares against other newsletters
through June 30, 2005. |
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Staying with
the winners pays. Upgrading monthly to the top five funds in the Class
3 Star Box over the past 22 years generated returns that widely outpaced
the broad stock market, as measured by the S&P 500 Index. |
Please Read This Important Notice:
As historical performance is not predictive, funds
are reviewed periodically and may be moved to a different risk class if
it is determined that recent performance justifies a change. Class 3 is
our recommended risk category of higher quality no-load mutual funds that
have historically demonstrated a risk profile similar to that of the S&P
500. The universe of funds in these four classes is not constant and includes
both actively and passively managed funds. NoLoad Fund*X Classes 1, 2,
3 & 4 are model portfolios and do not reflect actual trading. DAL
managed accounts experience different results.
As
with all historical data, past performance is not an indication of future
results. Investments in equity mutual funds such as those reflected in
the performance figures above carry an inherent element of risk including
the potential for an actual loss of principal. Hypothetical performance
such as that shown above does not take into consideration a variety of
real world factors including investment preferences or capital inflows
and outflows and actual results may vary.
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