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InTrust Advisors - Using Index Fund Investing To Meet Retirement Savings Goals

How to save for a comfortable retirement is a challenging question for anyone to answer. What industries or businesses present reasonable opportunities for investors to grow their investment? What financial tools are best suited to one's personal savings goals? How does one rationally balance risk and growth potential to maximize returns? Without a sensible strategy for long term investment, one risks an untenable future. Especially in a global economy that was recently reminded of own fallibility, a common sense strategy for retirement savings is of utmost importance to a stable future.

One such common sense approach to retirement savings is the use of index fund investing. InTrust Advisors, a Florida-based investment boutique, often advises its clients to consider using index fund investing to reach their savings goals. An index fund is a type of mutual fund with low costs and little maintenance which follows the movements of a broader index, such as Standard & Poor's 500. Bill Sharpe, Professor of Finance, Emeritus at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and winner of the 1990 Nobel Prize in economics presents an expert's opinion on the use of index fund investing. He advises clients not to try to beat the market, that rather, they should "put their money into indexed mutual funds."[1] Investment specialists at InTrust Advisors have combined decades of investment experience with investment tools such as index funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to develop successful savings strategies for a variety of clients.

If success in retirement savings were, however, as simple as using index fund investing, none of us would worry about investing and we would all sleep well at night. The team of investment professionals at InTrust Advisors has, therefore, developed a model to manage fund investment. InTrust's Market Adaptive Investment Solution (MAPS) is the "special sauce" that capitalizes on the investment power of index and exchange-traded funds. This strategy adapts to changes in the market so as to maximize the return on a client's investment and realize returns faster. Though a market may dip or rise dramatically, InTrust's MAPS helps retain balance better than traditional "buy and hold" strategies.

Born of a multi-client family in 1997, InTrust Advisors continues to be run by its founder and CEO, Jeff Diercks. InTrust Advisors is proud to operate as an independent investment firm, with no limiting ties to other brokerage, mutual fund or money management firms. Investment decisions, therefore, are made objectively, with no biases to contend with or quotas to meet. Specialists on the InTrust Advisors team build strategies with transparent fee structures for their clients; they don't apply sales charges and they never charge commissions.

Providing answers to the most challenging investment questions, InTrust Advisors builds dependable portfolios to help their clients achieve their retirement objectives. The only easy question to answer about retirement savings is "When should I start?"; the answer is always, "Now."

For more information or to find out how to open an investment account, visit www(dot)InTrustAdvisors(dot)com.


InTrust Advisors design a series of cost efficient Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) solutions from proprietary trend following and price momentum models. For more information, visit www.InTrustAdvisors.com.

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Would this stock market 'scheme' make money? (Answers: 7) (Comments: 0)
I was thinking the other night (like I usually do these days) about the economy. I have a roth IRA and have been investing in a 2x inverse index fund lately (oxymoron). But with the market as it is, and my amazing mathematical skillz, I thought of a way which (theoretically) would make money no matter which way the market goes. Here it is: Suppose you have $2000. Invest $1000 in a 2x index fund. Invest $1000 in a 2x inverse index fund. The first day, the market goes one way 5%. It doesn't matter the direction. So, now you have: $1100 in one fund. $900 in the other. Over the next few days, the market continues to go another 5%. Now you have: $1210 in one fund $810 in the other That's a $20 increase, and will be more IF it continues. Now, I know the amount is small and would barely be enough to even make up the transaction fee of the trade. ($7 with scottrade, what I use) BUT, with more capital, and assuming the fee is negligible, my question is: Why won't this work? I know I thought of it, but I don't even think it will work(which is why I call it a scheme). Any reasons why? Just a curiosity...

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