holding the two biggest weights as of March 31, according to the fund's website. Lynch said his investment team has a few main areas of expertise, such as tech and health care, but that a main focus is on identifying upcoming trends.
The portfolio had a 93% turnover rate during its most recent fiscal year, but Lynch said that stocks that are removed from Insight are often still held by the other funds he manages. The fund also has a 0.65% management fee, a minimum investment of $1,000 and measures itself against the Russell 3000 Growth Index.
"Within software, I think there can be different end markets, demands and exposures. It's not all one bet," Lynch said.Systems. The software stock is up nearly 40% year-to-date and has been a long-time holding of the fund. Lynch, who has more than two decades of investing experience, said that in extremely volatile markets like what was seen in February and March, he has found it best to restrain himself from making quick decisions.
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