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BFG Blockchain Tech

This objective of BFG Blockchain Tech is to provide long-term capital appreciation across companies involved in digital ledger distribution technologies used in cryptocurrencies, banks, stock exchanges, and credit card companies. Investments are not made in digital currencies, only in technologies that make it possible. 

Blockchain Tech refers to technology that was originally developed for the cryptocurrency called bitcoin; however, it can and is used for any other kind of data recording, containing information about identity, dates, or most anything. Industry applications of the new technology include banking, internet advertising, cloud computing, healthcare, supply chain management, and much more.

What is Blockchain Tech?

 

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Benefits of Investing in Blockchain Technology

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  • Invest in a unique and disruptive technology

  • Avoid extreme volatility of cryptocurrencies

  • Industry leaders are already profitable

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Risks of Investing in Blockchain Technology

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  • Untested for large-scale commercial implementation

  • Values of companies may fluctuate from high R&D costs

  • Time to implement technologies uncertain

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Why We Invest in Blockchain Technology Companies

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Blockchain is a breakthrough and disruptive technology that is sparking innovation across multiple industries. Once the technology is implemented on a large scale across multiple industries, we believe companies that utilize and specifically own patents of blockchain tech will outperform their competitors and achieve above average valuations. No matter where cryptocurrencies take their place in the global economy the technology that makes them possible is here to stay, improving efficiencies and in the future, profits.

Performance

9/5/2019 to 12/31/2019

YTD Performance:

10.54%

Dividend Yield:

1.33%

BFG Small-Mid Cap Growth Q2 2019 Pic (UP

Disclosures:

Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Information shown is as of date stated above, unless otherwise noted. Model performance deviates from actual client performance. Some of the common reasons include: Different execution prices – model trades execute immediately while client trades execute in windows. Frequent rebalances – models that are rebalanced frequently will deviate more quickly since different execution prices will have a greater impact. Missed syncs – model holdings will differ from client holdings if the model is modified but not synced or if a particular client does not fully sync to the model weights. Different fees – performance as shown in this material are without fees; depending on the type of service and asset size, fees vary and will have a different impact for each client. This material is intended for information purposes only and should not be construed as legal, accounting, tax, investment or other professional advice. All statistics presented are based upon information obtained from sources believed to be reliable but the accuracy of which cannot be guaranteed. In addition, information provided by third parties may be derived using methodologies or techniques that are proprietary or unique to the third-party source. Any opinions expressed in this material are current only as of the time made and are subject to change without notice

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