
What is an Active Share?
Active share refers to the percentage of a fund’s underlying holdings that are different from its benchmark index.
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Active share refers to the percentage of a fund’s underlying holdings that are different from its benchmark index.
Active share refers to the percentage of a fund’s underlying holdings that are different from its benchmark index.
One of the biggest developments in the fund industry has been the massive migration of assets from actively managed funds to passively managed index funds.
One of the biggest developments in the fund industry has been the massive migration of assets from actively managed funds to passively managed index funds.
Given the economies of scale — and the opportunities to add more lucrative clients, along with the potential benefits of being able
Given the economies of scale — and the opportunities to add more lucrative clients, along with the potential benefits of being able
We highlight the various funds offered by Kevin O'Leary's O'Leary Funds.
We highlight the various funds offered by Kevin O'Leary's O'Leary Funds.
Investors may want to use broad-based mutual funds that bet on pre-IPOs to get their exposure.
Investors may want to use broad-based mutual funds that bet on pre-IPOs to get their exposure.
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