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“Investors are going into lower, more passive mutual funds because they don't want to pay the fees,” an expert says.September 22
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Despite some impressive short-term gains, more than half underperformed their peers over the decade.September 9
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Despite the exodus, all of the mutual funds and ETFs on the list posted net gains for the year.December 11
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Double-digit gains produced by the mutual funds and ETFs with the most AUM were not enough to best the broader market.November 20
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Although many underperformed the broader market, just over half posted double-digit gains.August 7
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The IBD network joins asset managers and other companies developing new methods to display how the products integrate into client portfolios.July 26
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With double-digit annualized returns produced by nearly all of these funds, the ranking illustrates the broader trend toward passive investing.May 29
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The top 20 collected nearly $1 trillion in combined assets.May 21
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The tax law overhaul has created planning opportunities.May 7
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Expense ratios were more than twice the industry average.April 24
