Wednesday, May 7, 2008


Funds
NAV
Offering Price
Daily
Change ($)
AMIDEX35 Israel
(Class No-Load shares)
16.38
-
Cancer Innovations
(class "A" shares*)
7.78
8.23
.X

Indexes
Value
Daily
Change
Daily
Change (%)
AMIDEX35 Israel
2398.12
-1.04%
Cancer Innovations
1108.43
-1.55%
Investment Services
1148.87
-3.50%
Triple i
1213.36
-2.38%
Aviation
1746.47
-1.80%




*(Class "A" shares carry a maximum 5.50% front-end load)

Performance expenses and fees for these other share classes will vary. The AMIDEX35 Israel Mutual Fund charges a 2% redemption fee for "no-load" shares redeemed with 365 days of purchase. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investment reurn and principal value will fluctuate so that shares when redeemed may be worth more or less than the original cost.

The AMIDEX35 Israel Mutual Fund is not diversified and is composed of only 35 Israeli companies. All investments are inherently subject to market risk. The relatively limited liquidity of some of the equities in the portfolio may affect the Funds' ability to acquire desired positions quickly or unable to dispose of securities at a desirable price and time. The Fund also invests in foreign country securities which may involve economic, political and currency risks. These factors may adversely affect the value of your investment. The fund has other classes of shares.

The AMIDEX Cancer Innovations & Healthcare Fund is not diversified. A fund with high industry concentration could entail greater risk than a fund with more diversified holdings. All companies are identified as belonging to the Healthcare Sector of the market. This sector may be riskier than other market sectors. For instance, market conditions, interest rates, or economic and regulatory developments can significantly affect an issuer, an industry or even a group of related industries, more adversely than other securities in the market as a whole. Investing in small sized companies involve greater risk than is customarily associated with investments in larger more established companies due to their lack of experience, cash reserve and lack of management depth.