1 comments about Grow Rich With Mutual Funds: Without a Broker.

1. If you had invested $10,000 in these mutual funds, your investment would have grown to $30,507 in 5 years (INVESCO Strategic Financial Services Portfolio), $35,509 in 10 years (Berger 100 Fund) and a whopping $95,696 in 15 years (also Berger 100 Fund)! Whether you're a novice or experienced investor, Grow rich with Mutual funds -- Without a Broker will show you how the hottest mutual fund stars can help even a small investment grow into a substantial nest egg. Find out which funds in the trillion-dollar fund industry provide the least expensive and most effective ways to build your own wealth. Learn the secrets to investing in mutual funds. In an easy-to-understand format, this guide gives you all the research at your fingertips and covers everything you need to know before you begin your financial trek, including:
   
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   Know which mutual funds are right for you. This comprehensive and authoritative guide provides extensive information on the very best no-load funds, including fund history, operating expenses, investment policies, management styles and the fund's 25 largest security holdings, plus more than 150 other high-performing funds. You will even get a list of 135 mutual fund companies that allow you to buy mutual funds directly without a broker. So put Grow Rich with Mutual Funds -- Without a Broker to work for you; invest in mutual funds, not broker fees!

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2 comments about The Economics of Mutual Fund Markets: Competition Versus Regulation (Rochester Studies in Managerial Economics and Policy).

1. Wonderful read...absolute best for the learning spirit. Who wants to know mutual funds? I DO!!!



2. This book provides an excellent and concise history of the mutual fund industry beginning with the first mutual funds created following the civil war up to the late 1980s. It discusses abuses by mutual funds during the market boom of the 1920s and the resultant legislation/regulation that was adopted in the ICA of 1940 and the 1970 amendments. Relevant litigation and summaries of court decisions are provided though 1987. The second half of the book provides a detailed econometric analysis of competition in the mutual fund industry. Policy implications resulting from the research are provided. This book is an excellent addition to any academic library and is a good read for anyone interested in conducting mutual fund research.

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