NAIC Equity Screen (Moderate Allocation)
The National Association of Investment Clubs is a not-for-profit organization of individuals and investment clubs that share a common interest in owning securities and learning how to become successful investors. Its four basic principles are: 1) Invest regularly, regardless of the market outlook; 2) Reinvest all earnings and dividends 3) Invest in growth companies - and aim to double your money every five years over time; and 4) Diversify your portfolio to reduce risk. The NAIC offers investors the Official NAIC Mutual Fund Handbook, which includes education about mutual fund investing and forms for comparing both equity mutual funds and fixed income mutual funds. This screen, based on NAIC's equity fund form, measures equity funds according to basic criteria of expenses and performance. It leaves it up to the user to select the appropriate investment categories to meet their personal objectives, from conservative index or balanced funds to more aggressive small cap growth or sector funds. To learn more about NAIC's _ educational programs, products and services, or to contact a regional chapter -- visit www.better-investing.org or call 1-877-ASK-NAIC.