Fischer Investment Group, Inc.

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Welcome to Fischer Investment Group

Fischer Investment Group is a private investment management firm based in Rochester, New York specializing in investment services for individuals, corporations and non-profit organizations. Apart from being registered in the state of New York, Fischer Investment Group is also registered in the states of Vermont and Arizona and has clients in various states throughout the country. With two decades of experience, Fischer Investment Group has grown to serve more than 200 clients and presently manages more than $100 million in assets. The unique value of our services lies in providing a balance of four key factors for a successful long-term relationship. They are: Maintaining a highly focused value investing methodology that is tailored to the investment goals of each client. Protecting our client's principal investment from the market's risks and volatility. Delivering exemplary personal service. Seeking superior performance over the long run.

February 2010
Monthly Market Update
As the economic recovery enters a new stage, the removal of the massive global stimulus efforts could prove key to market prospects in 2010. We believe the good fortunes for the latter three quarters of 2009 will be difficult to replicate in 2010, but we remain relatively optimistic for at least the first half of 2010. Stimulus measures in the United States are likely to continue to be scaled back. The timing of those moves and how the economy reacts will be drivers of market performance.

Similarly, global monetary policies are likely to be reined in, potentially creating some heightened volatility. Pullbacks should be used by investors needing to add to their international allocations.

The market drifted modestly higher in muted action to end 2009. Most investors seemed content to sit with 20%-plus gains in the S&P 500® index for the year, a stellar rebound after a disturbing plunge in the first quarter. We believe that this lull will likely come to an end as the new year ramps up.

The market, as a forward-looking mechanism, has many issues to consider in determining whether the upward momentum is going to continue. The fourth quarter of 2009 produced a much healthier gross domestic product (GDP) report, doubling the third-quarter 2009 report.

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