If a flaky fund like this and all the nut cases who invest in it aren't enough, you'll have to deal with the Internet. The Web site will crash, the software will develop a glitch, the server will go down, we'll take the site offline for an update, somebody will dig up one of the main fiberoptic cables in your state, the pricing service will fail to update prices, the news will announce a huge comet is headed straight for Earth, and all these things will happen right in the middle of your brilliant explanation of quantuum computing. That's life on the Web, man. We are assuming you'll actually read the Prospectus and adhere to the investment strategy . Not just read it, but understand it.
Nobody understands prospectuses, let alone reads 'em.
You tell your friends you have been reading a prospectus, they're going to think you're crazy. Remember, the Advisor is just there to advise, not consent. The fund could get into trouble, and the advisor, the way the fund is designed, can't do anything about it. The investors might lose money or make the fund's trustees mad. If the advisor or the trustees can't keep things under control, the fund may have to close or go back to professional management.