Investor Lawsuit: LJM Preservation and Growth Fund (LJMIX, LJMAX, LJMCX)

ljm-preservation-growth-fund-ljmaz-ljmix-ljmcx LJM Preservation and Growth Fund is an investment fund that trades under ticker symbols LJMIX, LJMAX, and LJMCX.

According to its official investment prospectus, the objective of this fund is to seek “capital appreciation” and “capital preservation”.

The phrase capital preservation heavily implies that the fund is structured in a manner that would ensure that investors would limit their downside risk. Unfortunately, the LJM Preservation and Growth Fund has failed its investors.

As reported by Barron’s earlier this year, this fund lost nearly 80 percent of its value in a single week.

A more detailed history of the price can be found by referring to the Yahoo Finance chart for LJMIX.

A Lawsuit Has Been Filed Against LJM Preservation and Growth Fund

Investors who have lost a significant amount of money in the LJM Preservation and Growth Fund may be entitled to financial compensation. An investment fraud lawsuit has been filed alleging that the fund’s managers made inaccurate and materially misleading representations to actual and prospective investors.

Among other things, allegations have been raised that this fund:

If you lost money investing in LJMIX, it is imperative that you take immediate action to preserve your rights and protect your financial interests.

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