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VF, I'm not seeing what you are apparently seeing. Seems like an okay article to me. Just giving some of the worst performing funds in poor performing sectors, small caps, commodities and EM bonds. I'm missing the Allianz mouth piece thing.
Anyway, you heard it here first, Bills will upset the Lions today, 27-24.
Stocks have to be monitored constantly so yes, you could sell after a bad quarter if the forecast looked bad beyond that. If you believe in the company that bad quarter could be a buying opportunity.
If you are selling a fund based on one bad quarter then you might be in the wrong kind of fund. Also, a lot of fund companies are attaching short term trading fees. If one wants to trade in and out then ETFs make a better choice.
VF, I'm not seeing what you are apparently seeing. Seems like an okay article to me. Just giving some of the worst performing funds in poor performing sectors, small caps, commodities and EM bonds. I'm missing the Allianz mouth piece thing.
Anyway, you heard it here first, Bills will upset the Lions today, 27-24.
I think my tablet went haywire. This reply was intended for article regarding Gross' exit from PIMCO and people getting surprised.
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Anyway, you heard it here first, Bills will upset the Lions today, 27-24.
If you are selling a fund based on one bad quarter then you might be in the wrong kind of fund. Also, a lot of fund companies are attaching short term trading fees. If one wants to trade in and out then ETFs make a better choice.