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To: chowder who wrote (5769)	6/29/2024 10:36:03 PM
From: SeeksQuality	Respond to of 21999

Re: I'm expecting outperforming, at least while the market is heading higher. Oh. Your statement that "in the long run the market heads higher" seemed to imply that this is an investment that would outperform across a full market cycle. I'm not confident in that, and the fund structure doesn't assure that - even if the market heads higher. I agree that it will outperform in a bull market.

To: chowder who wrote (5769)	6/29/2024 10:36:48 PM
From: jritz0	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21999

RE: I have stated on a number of occasions that I will cut losses short. Nothing we own is buy, hold and forget about it. If I have to adjust due to market conditions, I'll adjust, and I expect I will have to do so at some point. It comes with the territory when looking for growth and market beating performance. Are you going to use a stop loss or a moving average? Can I assume you are going to reconfigure your client's portfolio when you decide you no longer want to manage them? I would think it takes a lot of hand holding to steer these folks into these type investments or are they completely hands off? Me thinks large cojones are a required attribute of your clients :)