Sentences with phrase «relatively high expense ratios»

However, its narrow focus and relatively high expense ratio means that it should be avoided by most investors.

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An expense ratio for a fund that is relatively high compared to the expense ratio average for the investment category is reason for concern.

The expense ratio is relatively low in comparison to both international total market funds, as well as to international high dividend yield funds.

This $ 5.2 - billion no - load, large - cap growth fund has an attractive 0.76 % expense ratio but a relatively high 94 % turnover.

This $ 11 billion fund sports a relatively low 0.76 % expense ratio but has a high 102 % turnover.

Note that in reality however, after you have knocked out funds with 1) sales loads and 12b1 fees, 2) high management expense ratios, 3) high turnover and trading costs, 4) large actively managed funds, 5) immature funds, and 6) small inefficient funds, you are relatively unlikely to have any funds remaining that have substantially inferior past performance.