Buy on weakness.

This article reports that Richard Carney's small-company fund, GIT Equity Trust Special Growth, isn't tearing up the track. It hasn't quite tied the S&P 500 over the last five years and it has only $20 million in assets. It is informed that Carney's fund specializes in the stocks of small companies, companies whose total stock market valuation is relatively low. He is one of the few of this breed who have even kept close to the broad market averages. His no-load fund has returned 19 percent a year over the last five years, versus 20 percent for the S&P 500.