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Boreas advanced 13 pct in September – up 92 pct YTD

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Iceland based Boreas Capital advanced 13.34 pct in September making it the third best month in 2009, only beaten by the fund’s performance in April and July where the fund advanced 17.57 pct and 17.95 pct respectively.

Boreas capital is now up

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