Jeff Tjornehoj Quotations

I don't think it's going to be a clear shot to double-digit stock fund returns for the rest of the year because financial services stocks still must show up for the party. The Federal Reserve remains the elephant in the room, and there is a building consensus that it will raise rates another quarter-point in May.

To stay at the top of this highly competitive group speaks well of his prowess as a manager. He can add incremental risk and squeeze out substantial returns.

There is so much stimulus sloshing around in the economy, it's bound to take hold.

We think it's a growing trend and they're here to stay.

Technology funds can play a role in a diversified portfolio. And if the economy turns around, technology could be a front runner next year.

Performance varies quite a bit, although the sector funds have had a lot of success the past few years.

This fund does a pretty good job of being selective along the way and not just taking the largest companies out there.

It seems to be that a lot of the focus is on what can go wrong, not what can go right.

For an investor, it's a leap of faith that these ratings are accurate and predictive.

They just keep going. There continues to be enough good news about the economy to keep people's hopes up. At some point, investors ... start to think of the safety of large caps to counter the coming downturn. Evidently, no one thinks that's in the offing.

If you're more interested in an aggressive large-cap growth, this is the other side of the universe.