The performance persistence is a very important factor for investors to invest mutual funds. We have found a classification scheme that does not exhibit the problem of performance reversals. Our sample includes 120 funds from 1998 to 2002. We show that the relation between performance persistence and the standard deviation. Extremely, performance reversals do not display in the bond funds. After we add a variable representing the degree of a fund momentum strategy to the factor analysis, the previous performance reversals are largely removed. This result shows that dynamic investment strategies should also be included when determining funds.