What is the rank of mutual fund AWSHX?
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Not sure what you're looking for, but it has 3 stars from Morningstar. Not a terribly attractive option, in my opinion.
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Mutual fund shares of a class available to institutional investors. Institutional shares carry no load or 12b-1 fees. also called institutional shares.
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long-term bullish\nit recently touched 13055. if it breaches 13075, it should go up to 13500-600 with a minor correction\nmay i suggest Infosys: that'a a golden stock
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S&P 500 INDEX = ^GSPC\n\nlook here: http://finance.yahoo.com/lookup\nand select "indices" as the type\n\nFor commodities look here: http://money.cnn.com/data/commodities/
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It's an index of 100 NASDAQ lsited stocks.\n\nhttp://dynamic.nasdaq.com/services/indexes/ViewIndexes/Nasdaq_100.aspx?symbol=IXNDX
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Vanguard.com generally has the near highest rates on a consistent basis. They offer a lot of funds with no load and low cost. They are not the lowest commission structure however. If you trade a lot and don't keep big cash balances I would go elsewhere.\n\nFidelity, tradeking, schwab, etrade, ameritrade, scottrade
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how about the S&W 500
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this will answer all ur questions\nhttp://164.100.24.208/ls/abs%20series/index.htm
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Doesn't look like it. Here are the top 10 owners of Target Stock.\n\nInstitution Name Shs Held Shs Chg %Chg $Chg* %Out %Port Rpt Date\n\n\nCapital Research & Management Co 142,958,352 \n7,473,952 6.0 1,277,326 16.6 1.5 09-30-06\n\nState Street Global Advisors 75,801,296 -1,045,550 -1.0 -292,395 8.8 0.8 06-30-06\n\nAllianceBernstein 34,610,276 -4,686,678 -12.0 -8,224 4.0 0.7 09-30-06\nFidelity Management & Research 32,043,794 3,941,396 14.0 397,055 3.7 0.3 09-30-06\n\nBarclays Global Investors Intl 26,254,202 2,120,218 9.0 271,117 3.0 0.2 09-30-06\n\nVanguard Group 21,745,536 128,691 1.0 145,026 2.5 0.3 09-30-06\n\nMarsico Capital Management 18,014,668 2,785,138 18.0 251,043 2.1 1.6 09-30-06\n\nGoldman Sachs Asset Management 14,959,403 2,873,286 24.0 235,858 1.7 0.4 09-30-06\n\nNorthern Trust Co 14,200,685 -659,518 -4.0 58,370 1.6 0.4 09-30-06\n\nT Rowe Price Associates 12,800,240 1,313,333 11.0 145,848 1.5 0.4 09-30-06\n\nStewart (Wp) & Co 10,847,313 -1,954,708 -15.0 -26,321 1.3 7.5 09-30-06\n\nTiaa-Cref Investment Management 9,960,914 -1,693,587 -15.0 -19,215 1.2 0.4 09-30-06\n\nJennison Associates 9,600,805 146,100 2.0 68,393 1.1 1.0 09-30-06\n\nMorgan Stanley Investment Management 8,412,263 1,594,712 23.0 131,604 1.0 0.2 09-30-06\n\nRuane Cunniff & Co 7,962,300 2,892,018 57.0 192,132 0.9 3.3 09-30-06
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There are a number of mutual funds in India... The list is enless.. cant be written here... Regarding wothdrawl, you can do it whenever u want but most of the mutual funds keep some exit load if you withdraw before certain time. (Normally 6 months).. There is another class of Mutual Funds called ELSS which have a lockin of 3 years i.e u cant withdraw before three years.. But from the next financial onwards, they will become close-ended. \n\nThere are lot sites that can list all the mutual funds and their technical analysis. My favourites are:\nwww.moneycontrol.com\nwww.valueresearchonline.com\nwww.sharekhan.com\nwww.icicidirect.com\n\n\n..the list is endless..\nStart exploring with these sites, you will get a great deal of knowledge...
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http://www.morningstar.com/\n\nIt allows you to pick category types and set characteristics of what you are looking for. Part of the site is free however part requires a fee. The free options are good enough for the average investor though. It covers stocks and mutual funds.\n\nBy the way, if you are just looking for expert picks be very careful following them. Personally I stay away from expert picks because many experts have an agenda of why they choose a stock that does benefit the normal, average investor. For example, why is it that most stock picks by analyists are near their all time high? Well because their trying to drive up the price so they can sell at the top while you hold the bag. Bottom line if you dont understand how to evaluate stocks on your own... dont invest in them. Get a mutual fund which is really a bunch of stocks in one. There are a lot of options also in regards to mutual funds: company type, size of companies, growth and risk potential for example. I learned the hard way in regards to the analyists back during the tech boom of the 80 and 90's. A lot of them got sued for doing what I said above. Dont think they arent still doing it.
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Fidelity was once a legend.  The firm still has a good reputation.  For mutual fund advice you could lok at Morningstar which ranks these funds.  They publish an annual report which is available for $30 or so which compares mutual fund performance by year, location, fund strategy etc.\n\nI wouldn't be surprised if there were mutual funds which tracked Vanguard investments closely but required a much smaller deposit.
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www.bankrate.com\n Best mutual fund is subjective to your goals.  That question cannot be answered.
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(HXI, IFN, IIF, PGJ)\n\nhttp://etfinvestor.com/article/4971
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It really depends on what you're looking at ... M&A, underwritting or something else... I personally feel Goldman Sachs is percieved as the best ibank. I would put Lehman Brothers in a close second.
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If you mean NASDAQ:DIMEZ (Washington Mutual, Inc. - Dime Bancorp Litigation Tracking Warrant) they are trading quite happily on the NASDAQ. \n\nNot a particularly liquid security though.
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VFINX\n\nthis is the vanguard 500 index fund. it tracks the S&P 500 and basically gives you the same results as "the market". it is low-cost, relatively low-risk, and you don't have to think about it. Just put your yearly contribution into it every year, and you should do just fine. not amazing, but you won't get destroyed as long as you're in it for the long haul.