One thing is certain: the investor should not buy investment company shares to make a "killing." Furthermore”and this applies particularly to open-end shares”assuming the average sales commission, the investor should buy only with the intention of holding the stock for a period of at least two years and preferably for a longer term. The investor will be best advised and most likely to avoid disappointment if he gives careful examination to the objectives of management. Changes in the value of balanced funds tend to be slower and of lesser magnitude than those occurring in common stock funds. Specialty funds, limiting their holdings to specific industries, fluctuate in value in relation to changes in the market prices of stocks of the industries in which their investments are concentrated rather than in relation to general market changes. After all, the best way to understand how investment companies function and how their investors have actually fared is to review the record of several investment companies, as is done in the case studies that appear in Chapter Eight.

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