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March 18, 2013, 09:58:23 AM
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Just a minor thing: You expose yourself to more risk if you don't trade the shares directly. burnside is trustworthy in my opinion, but it is still risk, and there are future management fees, and you need to judge if that is worth the easier share purchases, purchasing of smaller amounts or greater liquidity, etc. Smiley
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