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The Market Will Eventually Swing Back, What's the difference between open-end

Posted by James Breen at 13 May 2008 22:18

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CNN Money thinks you only need 7 investments. I think that is four to six too many for the average investor. Here is the list of investments Money Magazine thinks you need: A blue chip US-stock fund (track the S&P 500 index) (Fidelity Spartan 500 Index, FSMKX) A blue chip foreign-stock fund (track the international stock index) (Vanguard Total International Stock Index, VGTSX) A small company fund (T. Rowe Price New Horizons, PRNHX) A value fund (Vanguard Value Index, VIVAX) A ..other part.

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It doesn't seem like it now, but the markets won't always be depressed and there will come a time to get back into exchange traded funds (ETFs). But will the ETF marketplace benefit when the pendulum swings back? The debate is still hot concerning the market's recent progress and whether the worst is behind us yet. Investors should be ready to be in a good position to capture the next upswing, whenever it takes place. Investors who have been in cash as they've waited for the markets to ..read all.

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The terms open-end and closed-end funds refer to whether a mutual fund issues and unlimited number of shares (open) or a set number of shares(closed) Open-end funds essentially do not have a limit on the number of shares it issues. It will issue as many shares of the fund as investors want. So generally speaking, there's no limit to how many investors and how much many can be invested in the fund. Closed-end funds are the opposite. The mutual fund company decides up front how many shares of ....

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