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Reviews of Mutual Fund Killer (MFK)

Mutual Fund Killer (MFK)

I have been with MFK now for a little less than 5 months. So far it has been everything one could hope for as there hasn't been any losing months as of yet. I am a realist, and don't expect the system never to lose money, as one can see it has since its inception. The developer has been readily available to answer any and all of my questions and very accomadating. If one is looking for a steady gainer and not trying to hit it out of the park all the time one should take a look at MFK.

Mutual Fund Killer (MFK)

I have known the developer sometime and he is careful, well studied in the area and has produced a calm, predictable money maker. Drawdowns and win/lose ratios are very good. To get a proper understanding you need to use the dropdown arrow to see the trades within the trade. The developer seems to scale in and out of positions, rarely having all dollars committed. Also notable is the lack of margin usage. Annualized ROR is 23% compounded as of 1/26/11 (max DD to date <10%) versus 11% for the SP500 in the same timeframe (with a 16% DD)