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Jan. '05 Portfolio Returns
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Welcome to Alpha Investment Opportunities!
We use our advanced Kalman filter model to rank hundreds of domestic equity funds every month. From this ranking we can tell you which mutual funds are likely to outperform the market and which are not.
Every month we produce clear concise recommendations that can help determine exactly what to buy, sell, or hold.
Preserve, protect, and grow your mutual fund investments.
Alpha Investment Opportunities Selection System Works, and Here’s the Proof
An investor using our Kalman filter model since January 2005 and rebalancing once a year into the model portfolio would have earned a return of 32.99% vs. Russell 3000 25.43%!
Forward-looking analysis — how funds will do tomorrow is much more important than how they did yesterday
Ratings and grades based on proprietary Kalman fund-screening criteria
Alpha Investment Opportunities allows you to be proactive instead of merely reactive.
You get rankings and advice to keep you ahead of the curve.
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| Managing Your Mortgage: Part II |
| September 19, 2006 |
| In order to understand what type of mortgage you should try to get, or when you should refinance it, you need to understand something about how interest rates work.(more) |
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| Managing Your Mortgage: Part I |
| July 26, 2006 |
| As nearly everybody knows a house is the biggest investment most families will ever make. On the other side of that cliché should be appended the statement that the mortgage to buy the house is the biggest single loan most families will every have to deal with. So, it is quite important to deal with it well.(more) |
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| Dollar Cost Averaging |
| May 6, 2006 |
| The way some investment advisors talk about dollar cost averaging you would think that it is a magical strategy by which you can increase your portfolio’s overall return. If only it were so!(more) |
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| Why Past Performance is not Indicative of Future Returns |
| February 6, 2006 |
| Everyone has seen the famous government mandated disclaimer under nearly every investment performance chart, "Performance data quoted represents past performance and does not guarantee future results." Actually, for most funds, newsletters, and advisors a more accurate quote might be, "Performance data quoted represents sheer luck . . . (more) |
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