Just a few comments on the previous post (this is not intended to be a flame). First, a mutual fund cannot have "price action" per se. Price action is used to trade stocks based on technical analysis. This is not possible with a fund since you just get a settlement price at the end of the day, the NAV.

There is no way of knowing if this fund will outperform the rest of the year, but your guess is as good as any other. I do have a problem with Ron's purchase of Berkshire in his top 10, to me it's saying that he stinks at his job and has to rely on Warren.

I'm out and I'm much happier. I made a slight profit with the purchases over the last 7 years. One of the reasons I purchased this fund for it's historical tax efficiency, something Ron historically touted. Last year all fund holders were forced to take a huge distribution. Oh yea, his 1.15% fee stinks too.