Here's
a prime example of what I'm talking about. These are two very large
and popular mutual funds.
Through
the same period in 2002 the bottom fund lost 31% of its value while the
top fund gained 130%. I repeat, the exact same time
period. How does that happen? Because one fund invests in a
different area than the other. Why be in the losing fund and not the
winning fund?
Why
watch your $1 turn into 70 cents when you can have your dollar turn into
$2.30. Just think If you had $10,000 of
your hard earned money in the lower fund during this period. You now
have only $7000. But if you had switched in mid March your $10,000
is now $23,000. That's a $16,000 swing in
about 4 months.
Now
you can see why I say "making
the right moves with your money."
The sooner you get started the sooner you can "grab the
gold".
The
choice is yours, be a lower chart investor or be an upper chart investor.
It's
really a simple choice!!
