|As of 02/26/15||NAV||$ Change|
|Global Value Fund||26.83||+0.06|
|Global Value Fund II||14.19||-0.03|
|To view a Fund's historical performance, click on the Fund name above.|
The Tweedy, Browne Worldwide High Dividend Yield Value Fund seeks long-term growth of capital by investing in companies around the globe that the Adviser believes to have above-average dividend yields, an established history of paying dividends and reasonable valuations. The Fund is a pure no-load fund with no 12b-1 provisions. The Adviser has successfully managed a small number of accounts with this strategy for over 35 years.
There are numerous reasons why we believe that dividends are important in an investment portfolio, not the least of which is that there is an abundance of empirical evidence which suggests that portfolios consisting of securities with high dividend yields may produce attractive total returns over long measurement periods. To learn more, please read the Fund's prospectus, which outlines its investment objective, approach and process. In addition, by clicking below, you will find a descriptive brochure about the Fund and a white paper we authored entitled, The High Dividend Yield Return Advantage: An Examination of Empirical Data Associating Investment in High Dividend Yield Securities with Attractive Returns Over Long Measurement Periods.
Worldwide High Dividend Yield Value Fund Facts 1.31.15
Performance Disclosure 12.31.14
Descriptive Brochure: The Tweedy, Browne Worldwide High Dividend Yield Value Fund
Notice Regarding Large Fund Purchases
The information and studies presented above provide a review of the relative past performance of selected securities associated with high dividend yields. The investment returns presented in the studies represent past performance and should not be considered indicative or representative of the future performance of any of the Funds, nor should it be inferred that the future performance of any of the Funds will equal or exceed the performance set forth in the studies. Although we are not aware of their existence, there may be studies that exist that contradict the conclusions of the studies presented herein.