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I'm a working man in my mid-thirties who has been investing in the Armada International Growth Fund for about five years, with no immediate plans to change my financial status or goals. Should I keep investing in this fund in spite of uncertainties about the Asian Market? By investing in an international fund, you're already using an important investment fundamental: diversification. You now have the option to exercise another: discipline. Assuming you want to continue working toward your financial goals until retirement, you'll probably want to hold on to your investments through the inevitable ups and downs as part of a long-term plan. Some investors have pulled back on their commitments in Asia because of weak markets and currencies, and economic turmoil in some countries in that region. But conditions vary significantly from one Asian country to the next, and individual companies are affected differently by what's going on there. Our international fund managers and advisors have been monitoring and responding to changing conditions very carefully, adjusting the proportion of Asian equities to those from other regions of the world. If you have questions about your individual situation, contact your plan administrator or a personal adviser, such as an accountant, attorney or other tax professional.

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National City Investment Management Company (IMC) serves as investment adviser to Armada Funds for which it receives an investment advisory fee. Shares of Armada Funds are distributed by Professional Funds Distributor, LLC (PFD), 760 Moore Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406. PFD is not affiliated with IMC and is not a bank.