This story appears in the August 6, 2012 edition of Forbes magazine.

In "Moneyball," the Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane puts together a baseball team on a budget by relying on computer-generated analysis to draft his players.  For the past decade, Ken Kam…

When Ken Kam was a portfolio manager at Firsthand Funds, he came across a problem. There were very few potential employees who had what he considered a long enough track record to entrust with clients' money. Many were straight out of business school and didn't have the exceptional five-year record Kam was looking for.

In 2000, that frustration led Kam to leave Firsthand and found Marketocracy…

Marketocracy on AOL Daily Finance – Wouldn't it be just wonderful — even miraculous — if you could discover a highly experienced investment manager with a super-turbo performance record — and who delivers bountiful gains? In these volatile times, that would be a godsend.

Chris Rees' model fund has averaged just over 23% a year. What’s even more impressive is that he did it while also holding about 20% in cash on average.

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