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Leader Capital is a Mutual Fund Company specializing in fixed income investments.  Through our Short Term Bond Fund and Total Return Fund, we outperform by taking an opportunistic approach rather than tactical; we manage the risk reward relationship of every investment with our proprietary model. 

 

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NEWSLETTERS

Corporate Credit vs. Sovereign Debt 7/2012
Corporate Bonds will outperform U.S. treasuries for the foreseeable future based on fundamental credit metrics, less supply, and higher demand.

"Bernanke's Arms Race" Newsletter 4/2011

The U.S. government is on a low dollar policy and therefore will not raise the Fed Funds target rate until our competitive posture in the world economy is on solid ground and our deficit increases are outpaced by GDP growth.

HOOVERVILLE Newsletter 12/2007

Our top down view going forward indicates a similar scenario to the S&L crisis beginning in 1985.

The Bouncing Ball Newsletter 10/2008

The DOW is approcaing retracements not seen since 1973 and 2001...approximately 44% (down). Our opinion is there will be a trading range between 7,800 and 10,900 into 2009...

Tip of the Iceberg Newsletter 7/2009

The United States and the world are heading toward a downward spiral in pricing and upward spiral in borrowing costs... We believe coporate earnings will be approximately 43% less...

The Cost of Capital Newsletter 9/2010

It is our conclusion that the consumer is out of the game and will be until actual GDP is 4% (or better) and 30 year mortgages are at 3.75%, or both... Unemployment should peak at 24% (U6) and 15% (U3) so we believe another 5% of the workforce will be on the dole by 2nd Quarter 2011...

CONFERENCE CALLS

March 17, 2008 Dow 13,000 Near Term, 8,800 by Summer

June 24, 2008 We Reiterate Sell Munis

March 31, 2009 Mini Hooverville, Dow target of 9600

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FOX Business
Retail Investors Still Skeptical About the Markets?
March 21, 2013 - John Lekas joins Fox Business to debate the prospect of a short term market correction given earnings disappointment and weak GDP.

CNBC Closing Bell
Tomorrow in 30: Jobs & Consumer Confidence
December 6, 2012 - Scott Carmack joins Maria Bartiromo for a discussion on near term market movers including employment numbers, consumer confidence and fiscal cliff headlines.

FOX Business
Lekas: Fiscal Cliff is a Non-Event
November 16, 2012 - John Lekas joins Fox Business to discuss fiscal cliff concerns, corporate refinancing and the prospects of a long term stock market uptrend.

FOX Business
Would a Romney Win Be Win for Investors?
October 15, 2012 - John Lekas joins Fox Business to discuss how corporate earnings benefit from attractive refinancing terms and why the election outcome matters to investors.

FOX Business
Depression or Bull Run Ahead
October 2, 2012 - John Lekas joins Fox Business to discuss how a lower U.S. dollar and corporate refinancing will lead to strong fourth-quarter earnings and help propel the U.S. into a major bull market.

Bloomberg Rewind
Investor Worry: Gov't Holding Economy Hostage
July 24, 2012 - John Lekas joins Matt Miller as co-host to share his thoughts on the main factors weighing on the sluggish economy.

CNBC Street Signs
Profit Through the Storm
July 24, 2012 - John Lekas joins CNBC to discuss the benefits of investing in Europe through U.S. dollar denominated bonds.

CNBC Fast Money
Seeking Opportunities in Europe
May 23, 2012 - John Lekas makes the fundamental case for select investment opportunities in Europe and elsewhere.

FOX Business Network
Markets Headed for Major Bull Run?
April 27, 2012 - John Lekas identifies the inflections points indicating the start of a long term bull market that should benefit investors in U.S. companies.

Barron's
Leader's Lekas Gears up for Growth, Inflation
March 23,2012 - John Lekas shares his thoughts on the virtues of high-grade corporate bonds relative to U.S. Treasuries.