"If one of the brothels in Nevada went public, would it
be categorized under "Miscellaneous" stocks?
MISCELLANEOUS
If you are interested in joining the SDW Fund, a copy of the contract may be
found below (must have Microsoft Word to view):
SDW
Contract
And here is an example of a SDW
Stock Certificate (must have Microsoft Publisher to view):
SDW
Stock Certificate
A Brief Explanation of How We Work:
Like other mutual funds, the SDW's performance is based on share price.
The fund began at $1.00 per share and has reached a high of $2.52 per
share. We allocate new investors shares by dividing the amount invested by
the current share price. Share price is calculated by dividing our total
assets (cash+equity) by the total number of shares. Share price fluctuates
with movements of our stock holdings. To avoid inconvenience with
depositing and withdrawal, one is obligated to keep his shares in the fund for at least three
months (exceptions may be made with large sums of cash). Afterwards,
different time windows are offered in which one may withdraw.