Actually, there are legal/regulatory issues with respect to non-regulated entities (that is, almost anyone other than a mutual fund) providing performance data to “non-accredited investors” (investors with less than $1 million in net worth and less than $200,000 in average income over the previous two years). That’s why you can’t just email KKR and get their performance data – you’ll have to fill out an accredited investor form. Private firms break this rule at their own peril. But I think that investment services and newsletters are somehow able to get around this, but I don’t know the details. Chris J, I’d be interested to see your audited performance as well, but I wouldn’t post it here or send it to anyone without checking with a securities lawyer first. Just my two cents.
