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Upgrading
is a systematic investing methodology that involves buying noload mutual
funds that rank highly in our scoring system, and holding those funds as
long as they continue to outperform their peers. When funds we are holding
fall down in the rankings, we sell them and move on to the new current winners.
NoLoad
Fund*X provides subscribers with the tools to follow the strategy.
It can be pursued either by dealing directly with each fund family, or
more efficiently, by using a discount broker.
There are many ways to implement the Upgrading system, and we invite you
to tailor your approach to suit your own situation - your aptitude and
interest, the type of account you're managing, and the time you have available.
DAL Investment Company developed the strategy over the past 35
years, and apply the strategy in managing our client portfolios.
Upgrading Follows Market Leadership
Upgrading
is based upon the observation that few, if any, money managers consistently
excel. Instead, we observe a wide range of performance returns, typically
with only a small percentage of professional money managers ever invested
in the right sectors of the equity market at any given time.
This is because
each money manager has a particular style that works well in some, but
not all market environments. Market leadership rotates between large-cap
and small-cap stocks, growth and value styles of investing, international
and domestic areas. Leadership changes because economic conditions change.
But most fund managers don't change their particular styles when the market
leadership changes.
Since market leadership is forever rotating, we move
incrementally toward the top ranked funds by progressively selling the
lower ranked funds and reinvesting in the new leaders. This continuous
process provides an effective way to participate successfully in a
broad range of investment opportunities as they develop.
Noload funds provide access to the talents and research of the country's leading money managers
while they are at the peak of their game.
To
learn how to use NoLoad Fund*X to pursue the Upgrading system,
check out the "How To" page.
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