Top 10 Mutual Funds
By: Anne Durrell
Various mutual funds have been picked by varying companies, but the majority agree on the following:
First was ICON Energy, in the
top 10 mutual funds, which trades under ICENX. In the last ten years, the return on this stock was a phenomenal 20.5%. Its most recent holdings were ExxonMobil which trades in the NYSE as XOM, and Chevron which trade in the NYSE under CVX.
Second was BlackRock Global Resources, which trades under SSGRX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 18.4%. Its most recent holdings were PetroHawk,
trading on the NYSE as HK, and Arch Coal, trading on the NYSE as ACI.
Third is CGM Focus, which trades under CGMFX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 17.7%. Its most recent holdings were Wells Fargo, trading on the NYSE as WFC and Abbot Laboratories, trading on the NYSE as ABT.
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Fourth is Jennison
Natural Resources, in the
top 10 mutual funds, which trades under PGNAX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 16.6%. Its most recent holdings were Southwestern Energy, trading on the NYSE as SWN and Cameron International, trading on the NYSE as CAM.
Fifth is CGM Realty, which trades under CGMRX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 15.8%. Its most recent holdings were Digital Realty, and Ventas.
Sixth is Turner Emerging Growth, in the
top 10 mutual funds, which is closed to new investors, however it was trading under TMCGX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 15.8%. Its most recent holdings were Bucyrus International, and Deckers Outdoor.
Seventh is AIM Energy, in the top 10 mutual funds, also closed to
new investors, but it was trading under FSTEX. During the last ten years it has brought a return of 15.2%. Its most recent holdings were Occidental Petroleum and BP, trading on the NYSE as BP.
Eighth is Vanguard Energy, which trades under VGENX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 14.8%. Its most recent holdings were ExxonMobil and Chevron.
Ninth is RS Global Natural Resources, in the top 10 mutual funds, which trades under RSNRX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 14.1%. Its most recent holdings were Martin Marietta and Eastman Chemical.
Finally tenth is Black Rock Natural Resources, which trades under MDGRX. During the last ten years it brought a return of 13.2%. Its most recent holdings were EOG Resources and Devon Energy.
Interestingly enough no matter which mutual funds were looked at, those
performing best in the past ten years, have on average, managers who were longer tenured, and they were also the funds who charged less to manage money. It is said that six of the top 10 mutual funds did not charge loads either.
When dealing with mutual funds, always read their prospectus very carefully and understand that such things as investment return as well as principal value can and will fluctuate, thus it is always possible to lose money by investing in them. Also, though it's often used as a great indicator to invest, past performance, even in the top 10 mutual funds, is never a guarantee of your
future results.
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