Mar, 26 2010
Many of us are performance junkies. RBI, mpg, mph, Kbps… we focus on the fastest, the biggest, the best. As investors, we tend to gravitate toward mutual funds with the highest returns. And why not? Even though we’ve been told repeatedly that past performance is no guarantee of future results, what other facts are there [...]
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