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George Gilder - Gilder Technology Report: $100,000 becomes $216,000 in just 12 months
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- $100,000 becomes $216,000 in just 12 months
. I just got an advertisement from Forbes for George Gilder's Technology Report Newsletter. It sounds like they are claiming George Gilder did well in the bear market! $100,000 becomes $216,000 in just 12 monthsDespite the tech-stock meltdown of April 2000, and the subsequent 3-year bear market in high tech, overall Gilder has continued to earn handsome profits for his readers. Since its launch in 1996, the Gilder Technology Report has comfortably doubled the returns of the S&P 500--through both bull and bear years. In 2003, the market began to come out of its 3-year bear slump into a gradual recovery, and Gilder Technology Report subscribers profited handsomely, with an annual gain of 123.5%. (as of 12/31/2003) Had you invested a $100,000 in GTR's companies in 2003, your portfolio would have grown to $216,000 -- in just 12 months. In 2004, George Gilder remains cautiously optimistic about the new bull market in technology. Much the same as he did in 1999, Gilder has identified a handful of core technologies -- and within those technologies, half a dozen or so key companies poised to dominate these niches.
Strange that they don’t offer 3 and 5 year returns… I’ll have to check with Mark Hulbert to see how he has done over these periods.
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