Most people assume there’s nothing they can do about a flat or falling market. They think there’s no choice but to “ride out” the poor performance of their mutual funds until the market improves. In fact, there are at least five things you must know to avoid losing money, even in a down market, according to one of the most sought-after proactive money managers in the nation.
(PRWEB) February 16, 2006 -- Most people assume there’s nothing they can do about a flat or falling market. They think there’s no choice but to “ride out” the poor performance of their mutual funds until the market improves. In fact, there are at least five things you must know to avoid losing money, even in a down market, according to one of the most sought-after proactive money managers in the Northwest.
Daniel Wiggins, Chief Investment Officer of Talisker Investment Group, delivers important, timely information about how to make informed decisions to avoid losing money in down markets in mutual fund investments by sharing the following:
· Why 90% of all mutual funds fail to beat the S&P 500
· Why traditional buy-and-hold asset allocation models in managed mutual funds may not be in your best long-term interest
· Why most financial planners advise you on when to get in, but fail to map out an exit strategy on when to leave a mutual fund
· Why the differences in approach between a fee-based, proactive money manager and a commission-based financial advisor can have a huge impact on your investment returns
· Why it’s imperative to know a financial advisors’ track record through both up and down markets
Mr. Wiggins’ commentary has been featured in the MTA, Ezine Articles and on GEM Radio. Daniel is also a regular guest on Ike Iossif’s Marketviews TV. To schedule an interview or to get more information, call 208-860-4244.
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