Sounds like the #1 solution when you blow up: Close the fund, pay remaining investors back 20 cents on the dollar, find a new name, start from zero with a clean empty track record and claim you have "15 years experience managing money and the 'new' fund is an extraordinary opportunity to capitalize on the managers outstanding trading experience".Quote from JayS:
The Schindler Fund is no longer being offered and they are no longer publishing results. He will be offering a new program in the future.
Quote from marketsurfer:
first, this is speculative, i have no idea if its correct, but if it is:
why are you surprised? he worked with monro@ tr@ut, who worked for nied@rhoff*r.
surf