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| MarketplaceProfund Advisors Top Fund Aggressive Growth We are proud to present the most powerful "dynamic growth" mutual funds that invest primarily in equity securities aggressive business growth.
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Large 3 Examples of aggressive growth
ProFunds UltraBull Fund Inv (ULPIX) seeks daily investment results corresponding, before fees and expenses, 200% of the performance of the S & P 500 Index. It was started in November 1997.
The fund uses leverage to seek to double the daily performance of the benchmark. Leverage is borrowing money or using credit to eventually obtain higher yields. But with the potential for higher yields, debt also increases the risk of an investment. This aggressive growth fund typically invests a substantial portion of its assets in futures contracts on equity indices, options on futures contracts on stock indices and options on securities and stock indices. It may also invest in securities that are expected to follow the S & P 500.
The aggressive growth fund has an expense ratio of 1.65%. In July 2009, it has a portfolio turnover of 697%.
Howard S. Rubin has been a leader of the Fund since December 2009. Rubin is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has been senior portfolio manager with ProFund Advisors since November 2004.
Stonebridge Small-Cap Growth (SBAGX) started in October 1956. The aggressive growth fund seeks long-term growth of capital and current income as a lens accordingly.
This aggressive growth fund invests primarily in common stocks that appear to have good prospects for earnings growth higher, and investing in companies with smaller market capitalization, based on the total value of equities traded. He picks stocks through a thorough and intensive study of several industries and businesses.
The aggressive growth fund has an expense ratio of 3.74%. In July 2009, it has a rotation of 151%.
Matthew W. Markatos has been leader of the Fund since February 2003. Prior to joining Stonebridge in 2000, Markatos was a portfolio manager and analyst stock portfolios separate account to Van Deventer & Hoch Investment Counsel.
Needham Aggressive Growth Fund (NEAGX) seeks to provide long-term capital. It was started in September 2001.
The fund invests in shares of public companies above average rates of growth potential. While focusing on profits, it also seeks tax efficiency and lower risk exposure through the use of hedging instruments such as short selling. The aggressive growth fund generally invests at least 65% of total assets in securities of Canadian issuers. Although it may invest in companies of all sizes, its investment strategy can often lead to invest in small businesses. The fund is non-diversified.
Shareholders have to make a minimum initial investment of $ 5,000 to enter this Zacks # 1 Rank ("Strong Buy") funds. It has an expense ratio of 2.50%.
Bernard Lirola has been a leader of this aggressive growth funds since January 2008. Lirola has an MBA from Harvard Business School and co-manages the Needham Growth Fund.
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