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Whenever we have a market like this one, you can expect that publications and media groups or media channels like MarketWatch,

Yahoo Finance, or CNBC, Fox Business, those kinds of things, are going to run stories

about those people who were prescient enough, brilliant enough to call this event on the nose.

Right?

They're always saying, well, so-and-so predicted this would happen.

Well, right now that's so-and-so, according to Market Watch and Yahoo Finance, is a guy by the name of Dan Niles. Now, listen to this headline from MarketWatch. He nailed the March coronavirus sell-off. Now he says there's another 30% to go before the stock market hits bottom. Well, darn it, Dan must be really, really smart,

because he nailed this. And he now says it's going to get even worse. Well, it might. But how is Dan's track record? I think we should look back as best we can.

Now, it's not easy because Dan runs a hedge fund for a group called Alpha One. The fund is the Sartori Fund,

the Alpha One Sartori Fund.

And thankfully, there was a track record of sorts published in 2019 by Yahoo Finance.

So I went back and looked at the track record.

Now, this is a long, short fund.

I don't know what the fee structure

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