Understand the true definition of a mutual fund first. A mutual fund is a type of investment in which investors essentially pool their money in order to get more power and, consequently, a little less risk in the market. Mutual funds are professionally managed by financial managers who watch the market closely to move into and out of companies to bring about the best results.
Tips & Warnings
- Though many short mutual fund history lessons are available to read online, head to your local bookstore or library for full books on the subject.
- The longer history of mutual funds has some rather major ups and down, including an era during the 1960s when all but a few investors pulled out of funds that eventually grew by more than 9,000 percent. This does not happen anymore. Mutual funds are a relatively stable way to grow one's investment.
- Be aware that online some history pages on mutual funds may be under the banner of a particular company. If one company is featured prominently in the history, chances are that company is sponsoring the Web page.
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