Saturday, October 16, 2010

Why You Should Buy No-Load Funds!

Load is defined as the fee or the commission that an investor pays to a mutual fund at the time of purchasing or redeeming the shares of the mutual fund.

If the commission is charged when the investor buys the shares, it is known as a front-end load. On the other hand if the commission is charged when the investors redeems his shares, it is known as a back-end load.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

How to Minimized Risk for Mutual Fund Investment

Mutual funds are one of the investment options available to investors. Mutual fund investment is the most preferred investment technique.

An investor should always study the present market and predict the future market and invest in such a way that there should be negative correlation between the shares chosen, so that when value of one share increases with the market and due to any other reason value of other share decreases then there should be a balance and loss could be minimized.

How To Pick A Profitable Mutual Fund

We have all heard the advantages of investing in a mutual fund over trying to pick individual stocks. First of all mutual funds hire professional analysts that are market experts and devout many hours of study to the various stocks. Unless you want to devout a large portion of your free time to the study of the financial reports, you probably won’t have as much information to make a decision as a mutual fund manager.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Mutual Fund As Your Alternative Investment Portfolio

People always say that investment is a money game with the playing rule of "high risk with high return and low risk with low risk". You may want to invest in an investment portfolio that is able to give a good return and stock market is always the best choice in term of high return. But you aware that investment in the stock market will cause you to lose all your money as well, because the game rule said "high risk is high return and low risk comes with low return". Hence, stock game might not suit your risk profile; you may want to look for an alternative that can give comparatively good reward but with much lower risk than stock. If you are categorized in this group, then mutual fund can be your game.