Liquidity

The term "liquidity" refers to how quickly an asset can be liquidated or converted through an action of buying or selling without causing a significant movement in the price and with minimum loss of value.

There are two aspects to consider; the first is any contractual limitation. Many hedge funds do not allow investors to withdraw their initial investment for at least 12 months. After that, withdrawals may be permitted only quarterly, with advance written notice.

Resolute Capital Growth Fund does not impose such restrictions for its clients. Profits as well as the entire capital investment can be withdrawn on a monthly basis, without incurring additional fees.

The second aspect is the actual liquidity of the assets. The majority of the fund's assets are held within a trading account as margin with our brokerages; these funds are accessible on demand. The smaller portion of assets is that actually in trade with the broker. As the Forex market is the most liquid market in the world, trading in the trillions of dollars per day, there is very little chance of affecting the price movement.

It can be stated clearly that liquidity is not a risk factor in this investment. There are very few other investments that can boast such near-cash equivalents.