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January 16, 2019 Mutual Funds 6 Comments

How To Find The Best Style Mutual Funds: Q4 2018

How To Find The Best Style Mutual Funds: Q4 2018 The large number of mutual funds hurts investors more than it helps as too many options become paralyzing. Performance of a mutual fund’s holdings are equal to the performance of a mutual fund. Continue reading at seekingalpha.com The 5 Best Mutual Funds to Invest In […]

November 1, 2017 Large Cap 8 Comments

How To Find Stock Breakouts: Can This Top Large-Cap Tech Do It Again?

How To Find Stock Breakouts: Can This Top Large-Cap Tech Do It Again? 2:04 PM ET Technology stocks flexed their muscle again in Monday’s new-highs list, helped by a 2% move in shares of Apple ahead… 2:04 PM ET Technology stocks flexed their muscle again in Monday’s new-highs list,… Continue reading at investors.com S&P 500 […]

March 21, 2016 Mutual Funds No Comments

How To Find The Best Sector Mutual Funds: Q1’16

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October 27, 2015 Europe No Comments

The Mexican national team manager is taking stock of his options abroad and will find positives and negatives, writes Jon Arnold.

The Mexican national team manager is taking stock of his options abroad and will find positives and negatives, writes Jon Arnold. Maybe Juan Carlos Osorio should move to Europe. Days after Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez strutted his stuff and scored twice under the manager’s watchful eye, his international teammate Carlos Vela revved to life and found […]

I want you to think about money for a moment. Who uses it? The whole world does in some form or another. Another advantage that the Forex market has is that there will always be a need for money. You are simply trading one currency for another in the currency market as the 4x is commonly reffered to. The Forex market is not going anywhere. It is here to stay. The only question is then who will be a part of it. We need money to buy the things we use everyday and so do those who live in the other parts of this world.

Work with established companies, five years in business is good, ten even better. Don't bother with firms that badger you with telemarketing offers or apply high-pressure sales tactics. Avoid paying high commissions too. Some brokers have layers of fees, through which they earn more money then they do investing on behalf of customers. There are also companies out there that will not buy metal back. Stay away from them as well.

Performance will vary. Fund performance often falls off and risk levels rise during the subsequent three years after a fund is given an initial five-star Morningstar rating, suggests another recent study by Matthew Morey, a professor at Pace University. One reason for this is that after receiving a five-star rating the size of the fund grows dramatically, which then makes the fund unwieldy to manage, he suggests. Since Morey's study was completed, Morningstar also has changed the way it doles out top rankings to make them more precise. One of the biggest problems with all rating systems is that they are not necessarily predictive in nature. This means they're not really set up to tell you whether certain funds will necessarily do better in the future. For the most part, the ratings indicate how much you might have made and how much aggravation you faced in the process.