How often have you seen personal finance websites and magazines publish ‘Top 10’ and ‘Best of Year’ fund lists as ways to hook your interest? I have often wondered if they are just fun eye candy, or a meaningful input that really help individuals make considered investment decisions. We put this to test using Jemstep’s beta site.
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Sep, 11 2009
Understanding risk-adjusted returns
Selecting mutual funds based on performance alone can be risky business. Our senior analyst, Cliff Schoeman, explores why you should look at risk-adjusted performance when comparing funds ….
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Understanding the various forms of mutual fund fees (Part 1)
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ETF research: Five things you should know before getting started
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Measurements of risk in mutual fund research
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Understanding risk-adjusted returns
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What is a bond mutual fund?
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Demystifying interest rates and how they impact your investments (Part 3)
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Quantitative Easing: What it means and what you should do
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Demystifying interest rates and how they impact your investments (Part 2)
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Zacks Top Five Growth Funds, eye candy or useful investment guide?
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Demystifying interest rates and how they impact your investments (Part I)
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Bestinvestor: Great series on interest rates. I'm gonna watc...
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Kevin Cimring: Thanks Izik, much appreciated!...
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Izik Lerner: Finally I found you , I came from a link from Face...
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Vered : Fascinating! I'm sure that lots of financial h...
