What is an Active Share?
Active share refers to the percentage of a fund’s underlying holdings that are different from its benchmark index.
Actively Managed Funds
These are funds that are managed by an individual or team who select the fund’s portfolio allocations and change them as time goes on. Active funds can take any number of strategies, with some attempting to beat the broad market, and others attempting to act as strong hedges against any unforeseen drops or corrections in the market. Some funds have a strong track record of providing stellar returns year after year, but more often than not these funds will fail to beat their underlying benchmark, making them somewhat of a risk from an investing standpoint. Also note that actively managed funds typically charge higher fees to help pay the managers of the portfolio. Below, we list our best pieces concerning actively managed funds, helping to educate investors on how to better utilize these products.
What is an Active Share?
Active share refers to the percentage of a fund’s underlying holdings that are different from its benchmark index.
Are Active Fund Managers Worth It?
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.
Are Active Fund Managers Worth It?
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.
Do Mutual Fund Investors Benefit When Their Funds Also Manage Hedge Fund Assets?
Given the economies of scale — and the opportunities to add more lucrative clients, along with the potential benefits of being able
Do Mutual Fund Investors Benefit When Their Funds Also Manage Hedge Fund Assets?
Given the economies of scale — and the opportunities to add more lucrative clients, along with the potential benefits of being able
Investing with O'Leary
We highlight the various funds offered by Kevin O'Leary's O'Leary Funds.
Investing with O'Leary
We highlight the various funds offered by Kevin O'Leary's O'Leary Funds.
Mutual Funds and Pre-IPO Companies
Investors may want to use broad-based mutual funds that bet on pre-IPOs to get their exposure.
Mutual Funds and Pre-IPO Companies
Investors may want to use broad-based mutual funds that bet on pre-IPOs to get their exposure.
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