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  For those of you that want superior returns or are looking for a value
approach to compliment your growth funds take a look at the Low Five
Portfolio strategy.
  
  The Low Five portfolio is based on a strategy that seeks to outperform
the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). First you determine the 10
highest dividend yielding stocks in the DJIA. From this pool you select
the five lowest priced per share. 

  Investors who placed $100,000 in the Low Five Portfolio in 1972, could
have seen their initial investment grow to over $6,600,000 in 23 years,
compared to $1,200,000 for a full DJIA portfolio. Year to year the Low
Five strategy produced positive actual total returns in 21 of the 23
years. In 1994 the strategy bested more than 90% of all mutual funds that
invest in U.S. stocks.

1972-1994 Average Total Returns	$100,000 Invested in 1972 in 1994

DJIA -                    11.4%                  $1,200,000
Top-ten strategy -   15.4%		$2,600,000
Low Five strategy - 20.00%		$6,600,000

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