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October 28, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best Performing T. Rowe Price Mutual Funds of Q3 2015

Best Performing T. Rowe Price Mutual Funds of Q3 2015 Investors were looking for a rebound after a dismal second quarter, but their hopes were dashed when the third quarter turned out to be even worse. In fact, the third quarter of 2015 emerged as the worst quarter since 2011. It was obviously tough for […]

October 28, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Mutual Funds Wrap-Up

October 28, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Mutual Funds News Wrap-Up

October 26, 2015 Large Cap No Comments

5 Best-Rated Large-Cap Growth Mutual Funds for High Returns

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October 25, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Soon, you may be able to buy mutual funds on e-commerce portal

New Delhi: As an ever-growing number of consumers flock to e-commerce websites for their shopping needs, regulator Sebi is considering allowing sale of mutual funds through these platforms to deepen this market. The mutual fund industry has been growing considerably over the last few years and currently has assets under management of over Rs 13 […]

October 25, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Reliance Mutual Fund picks IT, pharma, drops engg, auto

Reliance Mutual Fund has increased its exposure in information technology, pharmaceuticals and tobacco, while decreased its exposure in engineering & capital goods, cement & construction and automotive space. ICICI Bank, State Bank of India and Bank Of Baroda were the top buys, while Gujarat State Petronet, Zee Entertainment and CCL Products India were the top […]

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October 24, 2015 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4’15: Energy ETFs, Mutual Funds And Key Holdings

Summary The Energy sector ranks last in Q4’15. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 21 ETFs and 59 mutual funds. OIH is our top-rated Energy ETF and FSESX is our top-rated Energy mutual fund. The Energy sector ranks last out of the 10 sectors as detailed in our Q4’15 Sector Ratings for ETFs and […]

October 24, 2015 Mutual Funds 11 Comments

Amazon, McDonald’s Help Power Stock Mutual Funds In Week

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"When gold peaked-out in the 1970s, interest rates were at an all-time high," Lubaszka says. "Right now we're waiting to feel the effects of the last 9 interest rate increases which generally take 6-9 months to begin impacting the economy. Now's the time to buy gold because when rates go up, downward pressure is exerted on real estate, stocks and bonds and commodities like gold tend to increase. The opposite occurs when rates travel from a high to a low. That's the time to reduce gold assets and increase the paper part of a portfolio."

Angel investors are high-net worth and accredited individuals that give financial aid to future business owners who are in need of start-up money. They are well-educated, have valuable experience in business, and possess a large sum of money which they invest in exchange for ownership equity. They are usually the best financing option during the early stage of the business. Nowadays, lots of individuals choose to become angel investors. And so when you start your search for the right angel investor, it is important that you know the angel investors definition of each type.

In some cases, in fact, it's not even the same fund to begin with. Remember, after a management change, the rating stays with the fund, not the portfolio manager. Therefore, a fund's rating might be based almost entirely on the track record of a manager who is no longer with the fund.