 PERFORMANCE
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A $100,000 portfolio growing to over $1 million in 3 years, powered by our model portfolio performance and the miracle of compounding. Is that possible? Well, you will learn about it as you read further.
The performance of our model portfolios has been strong by all benchmark metrics. The Model Portfolios have significantly outperformed their respective benchmark indexes, as well as the stated objective of the particular model portfolio. Stock market performance means rate of return on investment. However, the numerous ways that the investment returns are calculated can significantly affect the final outcome and lead to inappropriate claims and a distorted picture for investors. Performances of different instruments and products are comparable only if the underlying basis is identical. The investments must be part of a rec
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WEEKLY MARKET COMMENTARY
 2012 - May 21
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Timely and Complete Info for Registered Users Only. Aggressive Growth +49% ; Russell 2000 +1% The stock market simply succumbed to the Eurozone worries, topped-off with concerns perhaps of a US economy beginning to lose its steam. The Eurozone crisis, as it continues to remain in a free-fall state, has the potential to create a deep recession in the Eurozone countries, which consequently can materially curb US growth. The lack of any cohesive strategy by the Eurozone leaders has created an almost helpless situation, where the dire financial crisis has been made worse by a paralyzing political logjam. The major market indexes were down significantly with the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 (our benchmark) down nearly 6%. Our portfolio remained almost unchanged since we are only 10% invested at this time. We have taken the opportunity of this steep sell-off to add a few positions, relatively unaffected by market events. Graycell Advisors View Archive...
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OUR PHILOSOPHY
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Our investment philosophy is fairly simple. Maximize returns and minimize losses. Sounds like common sense. But this philosophy is one of the hardest things to learn and practice in the investment process. In the near-daily pursuit of best possible returns and the heat-of-the-moment investment decisions, investors often willfully or unwittingly disregard the most common rules of investing.
Maximizing Returns and Minimizing Losses can occur only if investors follow an investment system. Once they gain confidence in the system, investors need to have the discipline to operate within the rules of the system. This is easier said than done.
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