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2011/06/23

Vanguard's Best and Worst Funds

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Double Your Vanguard Profits with less risk than you're taking now

Did you know that billions of dollars are wasting
away in Vanguard funds that don’t stand a chance
of ever fulfilling their promises?

Why would any investor put their money in
the worst Vanguard funds?
The reason is actually
quite simple. They don’t know any better.

They probably don’t know about Vanguard’s best
funds either. Otherwise, if they did, I’m sure that they
would buy the best funds right now. Who wouldn’t?

Fellow Investor:

My name is Dan Wiener.

The coming year is a critical time for all investors, but especially those at Vanguard. Economic indicators are suggesting the worst is not only behind us, but there are further gains to be made as we recover.

That’s why it is imperative that Vanguard investors own the best Vanguard funds… so they can double their profits this year.

In 1991, I founded the Fund Family Shareholder Association (FFSA) and its monthly newsletter, The Independent Adviser for Vanguard Investors.

the Keyword is independent

I’m not paid or endorsed by Vanguard… which means I’m concerned about you and only you.

Which means that I can—and do—call them like I see them. When I see an underperforming fund, I’ll let you know. Along with better alternatives for your hard-earned nest egg.

Quite simply, I want you to know that you cannot safely hold on to any fund just because “it’s a Vanguard fund.”

I’m going to reveal Vanguard’s worst funds, then I’m going to pull back the curtain and show you Vanguard’s best… the funds my regular readers use to make their Vanguard experience 126% more profitable than the average Vanguard investor.

If you have ANY money at Vanguard—or are thinking about investing some there—I urge you to get my updated report, Vanguard’s Best and Worst Funds to Own Right Now. It’s FREE. That’s right—it costs you nothing. No obligation to buy a thing. Simply click here now for your FREE copy.

Your Profits Will
Exceed Your Highest Expectations

I know this is true because I am going to show you the fastest, easiest, safest ways to double your Vanguard profits. This is, after all, what I do for a living.

First, we’ll need a starting point. I don’t know how much you’re making on your investments, but I do know what the average Vanguard investor made in 2010: 10.6%

You can do much better than that at Vanguard. Here, let me prove it to you.

chartThe table below shows you how my members did in 2010; a year that gave Vanguard’s average investor a 10.6% profit.

I know, I know, you’re not average. But let’s say you raked in that same 10.6% last year anyway. Not bad.

But we’ve been making 126% (more than double) greater profits than Vanguard’s average investor for the last two decades.

Now what about this year? What about the next five... the next 10 years? You’ll still be investing, right? Join us today.

The Best Thing That Ever Happened
to You
as a Vanguard Investor

If it weren’t for the economic dark skies we’ve been through, you might not give your mutual funds a second thought. But because of today’s circumstances, I’m writing to you, and with all due modesty, what follows could be the best thing that ever happened to you as a Vanguard investor.

I’m going to tell about hidden risks that are stealing profits from you. Then I’m going to tell you how you can start making 126% more money from your Vanguard funds going forward.

I’m going to tell you things about your money that Vanguard will never reveal. All you hear from Vanguard is good news.

How Much Money Can You Make With Vanguard Funds?

I can tell you right now you easily can make 126% more than the average Vanguard investor. Nothing fancy required. My simple strategy will do the trick for you.

But if you’re like most Vanguard investors, you’ll be surprised when I tell you not one of your Vanguard funds is best for the next 12 months. I hope I’m wrong, but my guess is that you don’t own any of them.

The best funds might as well be called Vanguard’s Secret Funds. The company doesn’t promote them nearly as much as they should.

Vanguard is thrilled most investors start and stay with its 500 Index, the fund that made Vanguard famous for low-cost investing.

The problem for you is no one ever talks about the high risk of this popular fund. But I’ll tell you all about it, in a moment.

Dan Keeps You Ahead
of Vanguard’s Moves

He’s guiding FFSA members
to steady profits beyond
all expectations

Dan loves Vanguard. But he knows most Vanguard investors are being left out of the best funds. So, to right the wrongs, he founded Fund Family Shareholders Association (FFSA) in 1991.

FFSA is entirely independent of The Vanguard Group, Inc. Dan’s only loyalty is to his readers, investors wise enough to secure their futures with Vanguard.

Dan’s two decades of work have made many a Vanguard investor richer than expected. Much richer! The evidence shows that Dan’s advice makes his readers 126% richer than the average Vanguard investor who invests with Vanguard on his own.

This is not a snapshot of selected “good” years. Dan beats the market, Vanguard, and your own profit expectations year-in and year-out. He doesn’t want you to miss out a moment longer.

Read every word of what Dan has to tell you in his latest report by clicking here.

First, you should know that I’m not a big fan of indexing. So I tend to avoid the strategy.

That said, Vanguard does have a few index funds that aren’t so bad, so I make sure my index-happy members get the best index funds Vanguard has to offer.

Most Vanguard investors own the 500 Index. Now forgive me if I’m wrong, but my guess is, if not the 500 Index, then you own an index fund (of some sort) because…

  • It’s safely diversified.
  • Index funds never underperform
  • It’s done well for you in the past.
  • It’s popular, and the majority of Vanguard’s investors can’t be wrong.

Turns out, everyone (except my members and me) is wrong about indexing.

Two Duke University professors conclude that my way of investing in Vanguard funds has an 86% probability of continuing to outperform index funds for the foreseeable future.

I already knew this, of course, except for the “86%” figure. I think that number is much higher. Anyway, it’s nice to have a comprehensive study conducted by a major university to confirm what members of my service knew the day they joined.

less risk... big profits

If “less risk… bigger profits” sounds good to you, get your FREE copy of Vanguard’s Best and Worst Funds to Own Right Now, with no obligation to buy anything.

As the old saying goes, “You can’t tell the players without a scorecard.” And you’ll get a starter scorecard RIGHT NOW when you download this free report.

Inside, you’ll get what you need to improve your portfolio for years to come:

  • Independent advice, NOT fund-family PR
  • A proactive strategy to manage risks
  • A way to DOUBLE your monthly income in retirement

Dan’s “Hot Hands” Pick Each Year Is Up 8,099% Since 1982

chart

Each January, Dan picks the Vanguard fund he sees as the “Hot Hands” fund for the coming year. Don’t miss this year’s announcement.

Tracking back to 1982, Dan’s “Hot Hands” funds have netted a total return of 8,099% — four times as good as Vanguard’s most popular fund, Total Stock Market, which turned in a 1,953% return during the same time.

Download your free report today, and you’ll see Dan’s strategy is simple, yet powerfully effective. His deep knowledge of Vanguard, his investigative insights and talents, and his remarkable results have other experts wondering how he does it.

What You’ll Learn

*** Why sector investing is for SUCKERS—with a handful of exceptions, including Vanguard’s Health Care fund. Believe me, this belongs in your portfolio, especially if you’re investing for children or grandchildren.

*** Vanguard Funds to dump NOW… or avoid like poison if you DON’T own them. As I mentioned, not all Vanguard funds are winners. Many are bona fide LOSERS. If you listen to these fund managers’ empty promises, you’re giving your money away. My advice is to steer clear of these Vanguard “vampires!”

How Dan’s Vanguard Midas Touch Has Made His Subscribers Rich

MAKE YOUR VANGUARD EXPERIENCE 126% MORE PROFITABLE!

Vanguard Group has been excellent for millions of investors. According to our calculations, their average investor has grown more than three times richer if he started with $100,000 in 1991. But investors who had the benefit of investing with Dan Wiener are now 8 times richer.

Here are the facts:

Average
Vanguard
Investor
Dan’s
Growth Model
Portfolio
Starting Value $100,000 $100,000
1991 115,555 128,850
1992 124,151 136,651
1993 137,483 159,402
1994 137,165 159,052
1995 166,796 200,485
1996 188,596 233,702
1997 223,235 287,924
1998 256,217 355,561
1999 285,787 484,429
2000 288,632 583,407
2001 275,845 546,321
2002 250,049 449,142
2003 294,127 592,684
2004 322,405 685,537
2005 342,515 763,570
2006 384,181 904,147
2007 408,997 994,781
2008 316,360 613,246
2009 376,785 824,203
2010 416,724 942,064

% Advantage: 126%
Extra Profit: $525,340

Members of Dan Wiener’s service are eight times richer. Download your free report.

*** Vanguard’s Top Funds. Why are these my favorites? Because they help diversify and balance your portfolio… AND they’re managed by some of the best minds in the business.

*** How to DOUBLE your monthly income when you’re retired.

*** The truth about Vanguard’s “no load” funds and fees. They nibble away at your returns like termites in the night—and there’s a simple way to avoid them.

*** How to get “set it and forget it” security without the RISK of Vanguard’s rip-off Lifecycle funds.

*** The 7 worst mistakes Vanguard investors are making today—and how to avoid them.

*** And much, more. Simply click here for your FREE copy of Vanguard’s Best and Worst Funds to Own Right Now—available immediately online!

$26,000 in extra Vanguard
profits each year!

Two decades of documented records tell a remarkable story.

Members following my advice have made over $26,000 a year more than the average Vanguard investor. This money would not be theirs if not for their FFSA memberships.

That’s $26,000 you don’t have now. It comes to about $72 on a daily basis. You might be missing out. But those extra profits will be yours when you join us… and follow my advice.

Vanguard investors merrily building wealth pay for my advice, of course. But the fact is membership is silly-cheap. Actually, it’s one of the best investments you’ll ever make. Really.

Get your free report now. There’s no risk to you. Read it today—without risking a dime—how easy it can be to double your money at Vanguard.

FREEYours for 126% greater Vanguard profits,

Daniel P. Wiener
Daniel P. Wiener
The Independent Adviser for Vanguard Investors

P.S. Don’t risk your portfolio in the WRONG Vanguard funds when six of the best are right within your grasp. Reduce your risk and multiply your returns—without spending a DIME. Get my new report, Vanguard’s Best and Worst Funds to Own Right Now, FREE by clicking here.

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