2021 - " Diversified Investment Foundation " Plan Prepared  By : StockMarketResearchCenter.com  
   
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  Every Investment Portfolio should consider a " Diversified  Investment  Foundation "  
   
  A.  Why  the "  Diversified  Investment  Foundation "  is  worthwhile  and  profitable . . .  
   
  Whether you are running your Investment Portfolio yourself or have a Professional Adviser, don't make the mistake of not "Measuring" your Portfolio's "Results" with the " Diversified  Investment  Foundation ".  It is so easy to compare your success with that of popular and widely held Stock "DIF " used by Individuals, Professionals, Financial Institutions, Insurance Companies, Hedge Funds, Universities and Countries. And when you buy a " DIF ", you are buying 173 Stocks, not just 1 Stock.  
   
   
   
   
  Every Investment Security in the "Diversified Investment Foundation" in the following Tables is available for you to invest in with as little as $ 5 using the new " SLICES " Investment Tool.  
   
   
  Here are the Rates of Return of the Stock Market " Diversified  Investment  Foundation " for 2020, the last 5 Years and last 10 Years. Compare your Investment Returns to these " DIF " Returns . . .  
   
   
  " Diversified  Investment  Foundation "  Plan  
   
   
   Symbol Contents Number of Stocks 2020 Last 5 Years Last 10 Years  
  Total Return Total Return Average Return Total Return Average Return  
   
   
   
  Part  "A" Stock Indexes 1. DIA The 30 Stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average 30 8% 73% 15% 130% 13%  
   
  2. SPY The 500 Stocks in the S&P 500 Index 500 17% 77% 15% 141% 14%  
   
  3. QQQ The 100 Stocks in the NASDAQ 100 Index 100 48% 126% 25% 212% 21%  
   
   
  Part  "B" Stock Sectors 1. SMH Semiconductor Sector - includes Taiwan, NVIVIA, ASML, Broadcom, Advanced Micro, Intel & more 26 56% 189% 38% 276% 28%  
   
  2. XBI Biotech Sector - includes Alexion, Agios, SAGE, Ionis, TG, Kodiak, BridgeBio, Apellis, Editas & more 173 48% 94% 19% 238% 24%  
   
  3. XLK Technology Sector - includes Apple, Microsoft, Visa, NVIDIA, Mastercard, Pay Pal, Adobe & more 75 43% 126% 28% 207% 21%  
   
  4. XLY Consumer Discretionary Sector - includes Amazon, Tesla, Home Depot, McDonalds, Nike  & more 64 29% 88% 18% 184% 18%  
   
  5. XRT Retail Sector - includes Magnite, Blink Charging, Sportsman, GameStop, RealReal, Vroom  & more 96 41% 55% 11% 132% 13%  
   
  6. XLV Healthcare Sector - includes J&J, UnitedHealth, Merck, Pfizer, Abbott, Thermo Fisher  & more 64 13% 58% 12% 160% 16%  
   
   
  Part  "C" Active Stocks 1. AAPL Apple 1 81% 216% 43% 312% 31%  
   
  2. AMZN Amazon 1 76% 195% 39% 390% 39%  
   
  3. FB Facebook 1 33% 127% 26% 310% 31%  
   
  4. GOOG Google 1 31% 96% 19% 141% 14%  
   
  5. TSLA Tesla 1 743% 811% 162% 1237% 124%  
   
  6. NFLX Netflix 1 67% 191% 38% 589% 59%  
   
   
  " Diversified Investment Foundation "  S U M M A R Y :  
   
   
  A. Total Number of  ETFs & Stocks in the "DIF" Plan     15 F. Total 5 Year "DIF" Rate of Return         2522%  
  B. Total Number of  Individual Stocks in the "DIF" Plan   1,134 G. Average Annual "DIF" Rate of Return for 5 Years     34%  
  C. Minimum Dollar Amount to Invest in "DIF "     $75 H. Total 10 Year "DIF" Rate of Return         4659%  
  D. Total 2020 "DIF" Rate of Return           1334% I. Average Annual "DIF" Rate of Return for 10 Years     31%  
  E. Average Annual "DIF" 2020 Rate of Return       42% ( Excluding TSLA )  
   
  As you can see from the "Diversified Investment Foundation" Plan, you can invest in 1,134 individual Stocks and ETFs with as little as $75 using the new " Slices " Investment Tool.  This "DIF" Plan returned 42% in 2020, an average annual return of 34% for the last 5 years, and an average annual return of 31% for the last 10 years. So you can see that the "Diversified Investment Foundation" Plan has had a very favorable return for the last 1 to 10 years.  
   
   
   
                                                                   
   
  B.  How  the "  Diversified  Investment  Foundation "  works  and  the  Year to Date 2021  Rates  of  Return . . .  
   
  " Diversified  Investment  Foundation "  Plan  
   
  Part  "A" Part  "B" Part  "C"  
  1. Part Name : Stock " Index " Slices Stock " Sector "  Slices " Active "  Stocks  Slices  
   
  2. Contents : Dow 30  S&P 500  NASDAQ 100 Semi- conductor Biotech Tech- nology Consumer Discretion Retail Health- care Apple Amazon Facebook Google Tesla Netflix  
   
   
  3. Symbol : DIA SPY QQQ SMH XBI XLK XLY XRT XLV AAPL AMZN FB GOOG TSLA NFLX  
  4. Price at start of 2021 : 305.79 373.88 313.74 218.42 140.78 130.02 160.78 64.32 113.44 132.69 3,256.90 273.16 1,751.88 705.67 540.73  
   
  5. Minimum " Slice " Amount to Invest : $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5  
   
  6. Fraction ( "Slice " ) of 1 Share Bot with $5 at start of 2021 : 0.0164 0.0134 0.0159 0.0229 0.0355 0.0385 0.0311 0.0777 0.0441 0.0377 0.0015 0.0183 0.0029 0.0071 0.0092  
   
   
  7. Recent Price 309.97 382.88 325.42 240.93 152.56 132.83 170.1 74.87 117.59 139.07 3,292.23 274.5 1,901.05 846.64 565.17  
   
  8. Current Value of your Fraction Share :  $      5.07  $      5.12  $       5.19  $       5.52  $      5.42  $      5.11  $      5.29  $      5.82  $        5.18  $       5.24  $       5.05  $       5.02  $       5.43  $       6.00  $        5.23  
   
  9. Current Profit of your Fraction Share :  $      0.07  $      0.12  $       0.19  $       0.52  $      0.42  $      0.11  $      0.29  $      0.82  $        0.18  $       0.24  $       0.05  $       0.02  $       0.43  $       1.00  $        0.23  
   
  10. Current Rate of Return of your Fraction Share : 1.37% 2.41% 3.72% 10.31% 8.37% 2.16% 5.80% 16.40% 3.66% 4.81% 1.08% 0.49% 8.51% 19.98% 4.52%  
   
   
   
  " Diversified Investment Foundation " 2021 YTD  S U M M A R Y :  
   
   
  A. Total 2021 "DIF" Rate of Return 94% B. Average 2021 "DIF" Rate of Return 6.24%  
   
  C. By comparison, the Dow Jones industrial Average Rate of Return for 2021 YTD is : 1.37% and the S&P 500 Rate of Return is : 2.31%.  
   
   Perhaps you would like to compare your Investment 2021 YTD Rate of Return to the "DIF" Plan . . .  
   
   
  Now is the time to PRINT this Worksheet. Set your Printer Settings to "Landscape" and Zero Margins  
   
  D. Enter your 2021 YTD Return here :     E. Subtract "D" from "B" here :      
   
  F.  If "E" has a POSITIVE result, the "Diversified Investment Foundation" for YTD 2021 has a HIGHER Return than your Investment Return. The opposite is true, if "E" is NEGATIVE.  
   
     
   
  " Diversified Investment Foundation "  Conclusion . . .  
   
   
  1 History tells us that the Stock Market creates Wealth, especially long term Wealth. History also tells us that being "Diversified" is crucial in Investment selection . . .just ask the owners of General Electric. "Diversification" reduces the risk of one Stock or one Sector declining in value due to any one of many circumstances that could happen, like fraud, loss of contracts, legalities, management departure, competition, etc. Financial Professionals will suggest you insulate your existing Investment Portfolio or a new Investment Plan with "Diversification" of Investment selection.  
   
   
   
   
   
  2 With the advent of the new Investment Tool called " Slices " . . . Everyone who Invests in the Stock Market can become " Diversified " with as little as $75. Whether you already have an Investment Portfolio or are ready to construct one, the " Diversified Investment Foundation " Plan should be considered as your cornerstone. As indicated above, this Plan has produced a respectable 31% Average Annual Return for the last 10 years.  
   
   
   
   
   
     
   
  C.   OK, You are convinced . . . Lets get started . . .  
   
  Step No. 1 If you already have a Stock Broker, call them to ask if they offer Fraction "Slice" type Buy and Sell Orders for both Stocks & ETFs. Ask also if they charge a commission or fee.  If you do not have a Broker, call Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood or any of the other Brokers who are offering the " Slice " Program.  
   
   
  Step No. 2 Section "B" above shows how the "DIF" Plan has worked so far in 2021. If you already are using the "DIF" Plan, great. If not, then now is the time to get started. You need to decide how much of the "DIF" Plan you want to invest in.  Make sure the Broker you are going to use will allow a $5 minimum or if they have set a higher minimum for the " Slice " Program.  
   
   
   
  Step No. 3 Go to the online  "Slice" Order Form at the Broker and enter the first security in the "DIF" Plan, which is the Dow Jones 30 ETF with the symbol DIA. Select "Buy", select $ Amount and enter $5 if you want to construct the "DIF" Plan with the $75 Minimum $ Amount. If you wish to start your "DIF" Plan with $750, then your Buy Order $ Amount will be $50 instead of $5. Next select "Market" Price, not "Limit" Price and push Enter Order. Continue on to the next "DIF" Plan Security which is the SPY and go through the same process as the DIA order. Continue until you have entered "Buy" Orders for all 15 Securities in the "DIF" Plan.  
   
   
   
   
   
  Step No. 4 Using the Order Execution data, go to the Broker's "Watch List" or similar system and enter the "DIF" Plan Buy Orders with the Fraction of 1 Share and Buy Price for each of the 15 Securities. Now you can monitor the  results of your "DIF" Plan each day by looking at the total current value of the 15 Securities vs the original $75 Buy Investment. The "Watch List" should also give you the Rate of Return of the current value vs the original Buy Price for the entire "DIF" Plan.  
   
   
   
   
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