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NASDAQ vs. Guaranteed Principal Fund

Imagine the possibility of realizing gains based on an index, with a guarantee of no principal loss. In the example above, using an initial investment of $100,000, you can see the difference between the actual gains of the NASDAQ over the past 10 years, and the hypothetical gains of the NASDAQ using a guaranteed principal fund.
On the left hand side data chart, you can see the actual net return of the NASDAQ in the middle column represented in red. The green column represents net returns of a fund that is guaranteed year after year, with the principal being protected.
You can see in the down years, that the guaranteed fund gains are locked in and any further gains begin at the lock in point.
Pay attention to the years which we call portfolio killers, or net worth killers; 2000, 2001 and 2002. Here we can see stunning losses, where if you had stayed invested (like all the experts recommended), you would have devastated what you had, more than likely leaving a lot of sleepless nights. We all lived through it, the key is not to repeat it.
As you can see the results are obvious. With an initial investment of $100,000 in 1994, you would have realized an end value of $1,117,511 vs. the end value of the actual market return, $90,115.
At The Financial Exchange, we only used guaranteed principal investments. By utilizing Equity Indexed Products, (link to Products and Services page) you too, can realize zero principal loss, receive significant returns, and protect the returns you accumulate.
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