The New England Patriots 2004 #1 Pick and soon to be All-Pro DT Vince Wilfork celebrated NFL draft day with the good people at Pinz in Milford, Mass. on April 29th. The Patriots continued their faith in Vince by drafting his former Miami Hurricane teammates in the 1st and 4th rounds with safety Brandon Meriweather, who mentioned Vince as his main mentor in Meriweather’s 1st interview as a player on May 14th , and defensive tackle Kareem Brown. An unnamed source shared with me that Coach Belichick considers Vince Wilfork to be his favorite Patriots player.

Belforti Investments sponsored a team in the bowling tournament, won 1st place and was awarded signed team bowling jerseys (see photo), which will be used to defend their title at next year’s charity event for diabetes research. Several other Patriot players (Ty Warren, Matt Light, Kevin Faulk and others) were in attendence at the well managed event.

The boys from Milford (Ronnie Pagnini,Dan Belforti) and Portsmouth (Adam Fellman,Jon Murray,Travis Glazier) put forth a Patriotic performance in bowling over the 2nd place winning team by an average of 11 pins (143 team average per string).

Team captain and Belforti Investments promoter Dan Belforti added, “This large margin of victory is consistent with the outperformance of our model portfolio vs. the average mutual fund, hedge fund or stock market index over the past 5,10 or 20 years.”

The model portfolio (Dan Belforti’s own rollover IRA account) achieved an average annual return on investment in excess of 17% from January of 2000 thru April of 2007, continuing his streak of positive portfolio returns in each calendar year.

Belforti explains, “Similar to Vince Wilfork, Tom Brady and the rest of the dynastic New England Patriots, we EXPECT to win every year when we faithfully execute our strategy, which the portfolio has done successfully in each calendar year since inception in 1986.” Present value is well in excess of $500K with deposits made only from 1986 thru 1990 at GE Aerospace (9% of paltry engineering salary) and 1996-1999 at Tucker Anthony (2% of commissions earned).

Belforti advises, “Spend far less than you make, invest your savings well and you will achieve financial independence. It is just common sense, and it is also The Correct Answer.”