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Best And Worst Q1 2020: Consumer Cyclicals ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q1 2020: Consumer Cyclicals ETFs And Mutual Funds Based on an aggregation of ratings of the 449 stocks in the Consumer Cyclicals sector. XLY is our top-rated Consumer Cyclicals sector ETF and FSRPX is our top-rated Consumer Cyclicals mutual fund. The … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Mutual Funds Are Still Keeping Secrets […]

Corporate angels are former business executives who have retired early or have been replaced. Although investment is one of their goals, they look for personal opportunity at the same time. So, usually they want to acquire a position in the business as part of the deal. But this should be thoroughly discussed since some corporate angels can be too controlling.

Entrepreneurial angels are successful business owners themselves. Unlike the corporate angels, they can take bigger risks and provide larger amount of money since they have a steady income source. Usually, these businessmen want to assist future business owners to have a successful start-up and eventually a competitive business. The major advantage of these angels is that they are less demanding and they allow the business owner to grow in his own, with them only as financial back-up.

Ratings are a very important element in trying to distinguish between good and bad funds. Good research, however, goes far beyond just looking for five stars or an A+. When evaluating funds, look at the quantitative, measurable characteristics of a fund: returns up against the benchmark, costs, risks, taxes and manager tenure. Use rating systems as part of your research, but remember: just because the analysts give them top marks, it does not mean they will be the best investment in the future, and doesn't it mean that they'll be the best investment for you in particular. Take the time to understand how the ratings were achieved. This will be the first step to educating yourself about funds.