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Eleven Two Fund Management Outperforms Major Indices With A 10Year Average Annualized Return of 17.55%
1888 PressRelease Eleven Two Fund Management's investment strategy achieves multiple Top 10 Fund performances on Marketocracy; plans to offer free 30minute phone consultation to new potential investors. Atlanta, GA The Fundamental Stock picks on Marketocracy selected by Eleven Two Fund Management (ETFM) President Thomas Cloud Jr. CFP®, ChFC® have achieved average annualized returns of 17.55% since February 2003, outperforming all the major indices during the same time period, including the Dow (8.65%), S&P 500 (9.13%), and NASDAQ (10.51%). By employing a strategy for picking and managing "fundamentallysound or financially fit" stocks in industries with great promise, the fund has also earned a spot in Marketocracy's Top 10 Funds over fifteen times in recent years. This is a big accomplishment, considering there are over 25,000 competitors. Marketocracy has given investors a place to track, analyze, and evaluate their investment strategies. ETFM's Fundamental Stock choices, which began on Marketocracy with $1 million of virtual money and a NAV of $10 per share, have grown significantly over the 11year period between February 2003 and April 2014 to over $6 million and an NAV of $61.47 per share. While diversification in sectors and style has been key to the stocks' growth, the real secret to success has been in using some key pieces of information found in the Bible, according to Thomas Cloud, Jr. "Another advantage I have over the indices, ETFs, and mutual funds is that I don't have a billion+ dollars to invest. So, I don't have to sacrifice on the quality of the companies I buy on behalf of my clients…" Quality trumps quantity, leading to a major strategy for ETFM. Rather than choose a typical mutual fund or ETF with over 100 stocks, ETFM focuses on managing a smaller portfolio of specific toptier companies. By ...