Past administrations have had an impact on stock prices, but no one has shown a proclivity for targeting certain industries like the president-elect
Boutique shop Weatherbie Capital will manage a couple of Alger's mutual funds.
Liquidity and indexing issues figure into the small number of fixed-income funds in this space.
Expenses, overseas funds, bonds all bogged down performance. But what is the takeaway for investing in 2017?
Funds that have historically outperformed the market still suffer outflows when they stumble — even a little bit.
Only Vanguard and Dimensional Fund Advisors saw net inflows in November.
Make sure you know what you're getting before you take a ride.
A few are just a bit smarter than the average.
New T shares would feature a uniform 2.5% front-end load and a 0.25% trailing 12-b(1) fee.
Biotech, healthcare, banks and energy look to benefit.
Riding out the short term for the longer-term upside.
Value, currency and momentum favor the category.
The company, which manages money through Calamos Investments, reached an agreement to be acquired by two executives for $8.25 a share in cash.
Experiencing poor performance of late, the investment serves as a useful hedge against stock, bond downturns.
The funds seek to capitalize on the growing popularity of environmental, social and corporate governance investing, and help diversify in an increasingly competitive TDF market.
To tame their animal spirits, call them before they call you.
A long-held stock market selling rule may not apply this time around.
The longer the time period, the less likely they are to outperform.
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