Financial scholars have been studying mutual fund performance for at least a half century and they are virtually unanimous on several points :
- The average fund does not pick stocks well enough to overcome its cost of researching and trading them
- The higher a fund's expenses , the lower it's returns
- The more frequently a fund trades its stocks , the less it tends to earn
- Highly volatile funds , which bounce up and down more than average are likely to stay volatile
- Funds with high past returns are unlikely to remain winners for long
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