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• 78 Guru Funds

  78 of Wall Street’s legendary or Guru Fund Managers, including icons such as Warren Buffet, Carl Icahn, Seth Klarman, and 75 others, who by virtue of their stellar long-term market-beating returns have earned their standing in the investment community. The credentials of many of them have been highlighted in our articles on leading financial blog SeekingAlpha, and also linked to on the 13-F page for the specific fund.

• 27 Mega Funds

  27 of the World’s largest or Mega Fund Managers, with total combined assets under management of $30 Trillion. Together, they control over half of the U.S. equity discretionary assets.

• 165 Sector Funds

  165 Sector-Focused Fund Managers, that have most of their assets concentrated in a single sector, including 29 consumer, 27 energy, 23 finance, 7 gold, 25 healthcare, 11 real estate and 43 tech-focused sector funds.

• 59 Billionaires

  59 Billionaires & Billionaire Fund Managers, including the personal assets of Billionaires, such as Bill & Melinda Gates, and Michael Dell, and funds managed by billionaires.

• 54 New Masters

  54 New Masters Fund Managers, including those with recent strong performance and/or recognition, but that have not yet earned the status of being called Gurus.

• 40 Tiger Funds

  40 Tiger Fund Managers, including Tiger Cubs, Grand-cubs, & Great Grand-cubs that honed their skills based on Julian Robertson’s Tiger Management, employing a research-intensive traditional long/short equity strategy, picking solid companies to buy and bad ones to short.

• 52 Activist Funds

  52 Shareholder Activist Fund Managers, typically hedge fund managers, that take a 10% or larger stake in company to “influence” management to help unlock value, i.e., pressure management to effect changes that will lead to an increase in share prices. Typical strategies include management and board changes, financial re-structuring, corporate reorganization, acquisitions & divestitures, etc.

• 100 Winners Circle

  The top 100 of our hand-picked funds, based on returns in the latest quarter and year, updated every quarter at re-balance time. These are funds that have attained exceptional returns in recent quarters. For example, in the latest quarter update, the average fund in Top 100 WinnersCircle had an annual return that was about 70% higher that of the major market indices during the comparable period.

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