Past Performance Is NOT an Indicator of Past Performance

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On today’s show we are taking a twist on a familiar saying. You’ve no doubt heard or read the disclaimer sentence that says past performance is not indicative of future performance. You will see that in the fine print of virtually every mutual fund, exchange traded fund, publicly traded stock and even private investment offering. 

That’s kind of an obvious statement. None of us have a crystal ball and we can’t predict the future. 

But on today’s show we are saying that "Past performance is not indicative of past performance."