Web site changes.
I've changed the web site content so as to strip out the Standard and Index Tracker+ coverage. Judging by the number of Emails, having several strategies based on the Core stratagy only confused matters. The presentation of just the Core should reduce the confusion.
In practice, the CJAM strategy is a risk-free (year on year) cash beating strategy (over longer term). In beating cash then many other forms of investment strategy can adopt that to leverage returns.
As an example, if it typically costs base-interest-rate (cash rate) in time-value to invest in an Index/Stock, then if the main fund is invested in the CJAM core strategy and derivatives are used to buy whatever actual investment you target, then generally there is a surplus above cash-base-rate to compliment that alternative investment. So I might go long on the UK FT100 Index by borrowing to do so, perhaps via a spread-bet. For that Long position generally the cost is equivalent to cash rate for the period of that effective loan of the Index Stock. If the same amount of funds that are exposed in that Index stock are deposited into the CJAM strategy and that in turn earns say 3% above cash rates, then that 3% compliments any gains (or losses) that the Index Stock make. Beating the Index is achieved not through stock selection, but by simply beating cash (which generally is alot simpler and more consistent than attempting to identify outperforming stock candidates).
Fundamentally the Core CJAM strategy is key and underlined both the Standard and Index Tracker+ strategies, leaving just detailing of the Core strategy on the web pages should reduce the complexity of learning and free the mind to apply its principle to other investment opportunities if so desired.
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