The structure of mutual fund charges

Article Abstract:

Aggressive growth funds are sensitive to cash flows and are likely to rely on fees to dissuade redemptions since they hold more of the smaller, less liquid stocks. A study seeking to explain the diversity in investment strategies and fees of open-end mutual funds revealed that front- and back-end load fees dissuade redemptions in open-end funds and that funds hold more cash when uncertainty about redemptions exist. These findings are consistent with the predictions of the securities market model.

Open-End Investment Funds, Management investment, open-end, Mutual Funds (Open End), Evaluation, Investments, Mutual funds, Open end mutual funds

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Earnings and price momentum

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A study on relationship between earnings momentum and price momentum with relation macroeconomic activities is presented.

United Kingdom, Corporate Profits, Pricing Policy, Profit, Profits, Pricing, Macroeconomics, Product price

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Predicting stock returns

Article Abstract:

The role of business cycle predictors in investor's ability to predict stocks returns is analyzed.

Capital funds & cash flow, Valuation, Business cycles, Return on investment, Rate of return, Future value

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