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How does our Fund differ from the others?
The "Magnificent Seven" stocks are a group of seven large-cap technology companies that have been driving growth in the stock market.
The Magnificent Seven stocks have been outperforming the broader market for several years, and they are expected to continue to do so in the future. This is due to several factors, including:
Their strong track records of innovation and growth: The Magnificent Seven companies are all leaders in their respective industries, and they have a proven track record of innovation and growth.
Their large and growing addressable markets: The markets that the Magnificent Seven companies serve are all large and growing, which provides them with ample opportunities for growth.
Their strong balance sheets: The Magnificent Seven companies all have strong balance sheets, which gives them the financial flexibility to invest in future growth.
However, there are also some risks associated with investing in the Magnificent Seven stocks. These risks include:
Valuation: The Magnificent Seven stocks are all highly valued, which makes them more susceptible to corrections in the stock market.
Regulation: The tech industry is facing increasing scrutiny from regulators, which could pose a risk to the profits of the Magnificent Seven companies.
Competition: The tech industry is a very competitive one, and the Magnificent Seven companies face challenges from new and existing competitors.
Despite these risks, the Magnificent Seven stocks are still attractive investments for many investors. They offer the potential for high returns, and they are well-positioned to benefit from the long-term growth of the tech industry.
An opportunity for both of us.
We charge an annual 2% investment fee, while you can keep the higher percentage.
However, if come year end, your account has lost out, you will not be charged. We will charge the accumulated percentage only when your account recovers.
For example, you will be charged 4% the year after your account experienced a hiccup (without being charged 2% in the intervening year.) The following year, the charge will return to 2%.
A.J. Myer Investments
Yossi Federman
has been working in this industry for over 28 years.
He studied finance in Touro College. 646-261-0550