Turnover Ratio: Of a mutual fund is a measurement that expresses
the percentage of a particular fund's holdings that have been replaced (turned over) during the previous year.
Not exact matches
An adviser who earns a flat fee - such an hourly rate or a set
percentage of your portfolio value - is much better aligned with you than an adviser who earns commissions for selling you
particular mutual
funds, insurance policies, or other products.
An advisor who earns a flat fee — such an hourly rate or a set
percentage of your portfolio value — is much better aligned with you than an advisor who earns commissions for selling you
particular mutual
funds, insurance policies, or other products.
Your share will be calculated as the number
of times that the Digital Book has been borrowed during the month as a
percentage of the number
of times all KDP Digital Books have been borrowed, multiplied by the
fund amount we establish for that month... For example, if the
fund for a
particular month is $ 500,000, your Digital Book is borrowed 1,500 times, and all participating Digital Books are cumulatively borrowed 100,000 times, your Digital Book will earn $ 7,500 ($ 500,000 x 1,500 / 100,000 = $ 7,500).
Basically, if you have a large
percentage of your money investment in one
particular stock, bond, or mutual
funds you're exposing yourself to unnecessary risk.
The
Fund is nondiversified and may invest a greater
percentage of its assets in a
particular issue and may own fewer securities than other mutual
funds.
Non-Diversified
Fund Risk — In general, a non-diversified mutual fund may invest a greater percentage of its assets in a particular issue and may own fewer securities than diversified mutual fu
Fund Risk — In general, a non-diversified mutual
fund may invest a greater percentage of its assets in a particular issue and may own fewer securities than diversified mutual fu
fund may invest a greater
percentage of its assets in a
particular issue and may own fewer securities than diversified mutual
funds.
the «guaranteed benefit» is a (usual) feature
of a
particular pension; one could imagine the benefit being a
percentage of the overall plan value — say something like a mutual
fund.
The
Fund is non-diversified and may invest a greater
percentage of its assets in a
particular issue and may own fewer securities than other mutual
funds.
The
Funds may also have a greater
percentage of their assets invested in
particular industries than a diversified
fund, which increases the risk
of exposure to unanticipated conditions within an industry, corporation, or security.
This includes reading each
fund's last few annual reports, and evaluating returns (over 1, 3, 5 & 10 years, if available), the
fund's geographic focus, any
particular company / sector concentration, and the
percentage of the
fund's portfolio invested in unlisted stocks.
(2) earmarking the allocation
of specified
percentages of allowances, which presumably could be sold in order to create a pool
of funding to support
particular programs.
Some investors, in
particular certain
funds of funds or larger institutional investors, such as pension
funds and endowments, may have restrictions or internal policies that prohibit an investment in unlisted
fund securities or require that their portfolio hold a minimum
percentage of listed securities and therefore the listing
of a
fund's securities on the CSX could potentially increase its target investor base and provide access to an additional source
of capital.