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Market-Neutral Funds May Offer Solace If Stocks Tank

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Market neutral funds have been marketed as a way for investors to make money whether the stock market rises or falls, although many have not done well in the bull market. The market neutral strategy involves simultaneously buying and shorting stocks based on perceived market trends. An effective stock-selection philosophy is key to the fund's success.

Investments

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Asset-allocation funds attempt to time the market

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Asset-allocation funds, in which managers are free to move assets as they see fit, are a good idea in theory but have trailed both domestic-stock funds and fixed-percentage balanced funds over several time periods. Only funds with proven track records under the same manager should be considered.

Portfolio management, Practice

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Lifestyle funds: laissez-faire investing

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Lifestyle funds are easy to create and manage, containing a mix of investments that match your goals according to your stage in life. The funds contain stocks, bonds, and cash and have performed respectably. There are around 20 companies that offer lifestyle funds.

Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds

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