I've pulled every cent out of the U.S. and I'm going into

[grantt]

QuadrigaAG Mutual fund Baby
You don't get these kind of tips from jjgold
1997 1,082.66 +20.70 %
1998 1,759.81 +62.55 %
1999 2,206.66 +25.39 %
2000 2,718.42 +23.19 %
2001 3,230.16 +18.82 %
2002 4,471.13 +38.42 %
2003 5,164.00 +15.50

 

[Phaedrus]

Looks like a pretty nicely-managed fund, and they're certainly out-performing the Dow. But Grantt, maybe you should take a closer look at their balance sheet -- they invest in the American options and futures markets, along with several other countries. FYI.

Also, while they had a good runup in '98, and average return of 31.51% per annum in the options market is really not all that damned hot. You can match or beat that with a decent education on options trading and some software to help you track. Unlike the equities market, a globalised portfolio in options does not really offer any special degree of protection from adversity.

Not trying to be preachy; just suggesting that while the fund undoubtedly is out-performing the Dow, it is severely under-performing (or perhaps simply underpaying it's investors in their "profit share" agreement as outlined in the prospectus) relative to most successful options and futures traders.


Phaedrus

 

[Railbird]

I think the best place to invest is in heaven, lets store our treasures there. Where are treasure is our heart will be also. I am done worrying about trying to get 30 or 40 % on my money. My prayer is that I focus on the Lord more and me less. Less of me and more of Jesus. You will never see a hearst with a uhaul truck behind it. but we can send a little ahead to heaven.

 

[EvilDrunk]

Railbird you are jackass. There is no god and you are a fool.

 

[KMAN]

Nive investments but they don't match mine.

1997 876,101,082.66 +120.70 %
1998 878,101,759.81 +162.55 %
1999 879,102,206.66 +125.39 %
2000 880,102,718.42 +123.19 %
2001 890,103,230.16 +118.82 %
2002 900,104,471.13 +138.42 %
2003 1,020,300,164.00 +115.50

Why am I even responding to this.

KMAN