What kind of investment fund type I should take?
Hello there, I'm planning to reallocate my investment in bank to asset management firm since the investment growth in bank isn't so promising.. And since AMF offered many investment portfolios such as mutual, closed end, ETF, hedge funds, private equity funds, and real estate ; I need to know which one is the best investment choice judging from its prospect for long term and protection against the crisis that had been going on right now ?
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Answer by Paul in San Diego
I think mutuals and ETFs (exchange traded funds) are the best way to have a relatively safe market investment in this economy that will give a decent return.
These funds are managed by financial professionals who watch the fund performance on a daily basis, and adjust the individual investments according to the market. So, unless the market completely tanks, they can see trends and make trades to lessen the blow of a declining market. And, they can do the same thing in a rising market to maximize the fund's return.
And basically, the difference between a mutual fund and an ETF is that a specific mutual fund is offered by a particular investment company (like Fidelity), where an ETF is actually traded on the open market, like a stock.
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The Crisis in Clean Tech Investment - Quarterly statistics for clean tech investment measured in the millions
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Quarterly statistics for clean tech investment measured in the millions.
If a sector that helps drive American economic growth loses 26% of its value— billion—and sees a 26% decline in new companies in just three years, would it be a crisis?
It should be. Unfortunately, this decline is happening today to U.S. venture capital, the sector that financed the creation of such iconic American companies as Intel, FedEx, Apple and Google.
The collapse has hit the emerging clean energy sector particularly hard, with investments spiraling down 44% in the last year alone. And it's happening at a time when the U.S. is locked in an intense competition with China and Europe to win the .3 trillion global clean energy market. Yet almost no one in the nation's capital is ringing alarm bells about venture's demise.
In this report, we make the case that the crisis in clean tech investment is starving promising new technologies and risks the U.S. missing out on a huge engine for economic growth in the 21st century.
www.thirdway.org/publications/456
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