• Do mutual fund Morningstar Ratings changes influence individual investors? - The Skilled Investor's FUND AUTHORITY SCORES fo...
  Do mutual fund Morningstar Ratings changes influence individual investors? - The Skilled Investor's FUND AUTHORITY SCORES for Mutual Funds and ETFs > Mutual Fund Rating Services - Morningstar Star Ratings - Financial Articles, An analysis of the flow of investments into and out of mutual funds demonstrated a direct relationship between Morningstar Rating changes and investor reactions. Morningstar ratings upgrades resulted in positive abnormal mutual fund investment inflows, and downgrades caused lower than normal inflows or increased outflows. The dollar effects of ratings involving 4 and 5 stars we the strongest.
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• Does it pay to trade when the Morningstar Rating of a mutual fund changes? - The Skilled Investor's FUND AUTHORITY SCORES fo...
  Does it pay to trade when the Morningstar Rating of a mutual fund changes? - The Skilled Investor's FUND AUTHORITY SCORES for Mutual Funds and ETFs > Mutual Fund Rating Services - Morningstar Star Ratings - Financial Articles, A study found that active trading when Morningstar Ratings changed lead to positive pre expense returns at all levels of star ratings changes. However, the “excess” returns to these strategies did not hold up once associated expenses were considered. Expenses for monitoring, trading, and paying taxes and loads easily outweighed any positive returns to these strategies.
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  How do changes in common stock price volatility affect portfolio diversification? - Personal Investment Management > Investment Asset Diversification Articles -- Reducing Your Portfolio Risk - Financial Articles, Company level price risk has risen significantly in recent years, and price movement correlations between individual stocks have declined. This means investors must hold significantly more stocks to achieve diversification. Furthermore, volatility tends to jump well above average at the bottom of market cycles. Investors should understand these peaks in volatility and not just focus on the average volatility across market cycles.
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