i want to do project on mutual funds help me in selectig a topic?
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Go to charlesschwab.com\ngo to research\ngo to mutual funds\ngo to a catagory \nLets say mid-cap value \nand you can get all the data on any fund or you can compare funds\n\nAnother good source in yahoo.com\ngo to finance\nand you have the same opportunities
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These sites look very helpful and should give you the information you want.  The first link looks especially good.\n\nGood luck with your project.
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There is not enough information to answer your question.\n\nI suggest you to ask:\nWhat is the best small project for (Amount of money you want to invest)?
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Try link: \nhttp://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020517/biz.htm .\n\nor\n\nhttp://mutualfunds.about.com/od/mutualfundfraud/ .\n\nIt might be of some help.
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u want a project if so ican help u
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Morningstar is pretty good, sign up is free and you can compare lots of fund aspects. Dig deeper at yahoo finance for particular funds.
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very easy, visit www.stocksidea.com , they are consultants in india in stocks, mutual funds and all finance related info.
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Recruiting through the internet. I thing that will be a nice topic for a project. You can find loads of information through the internet.
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I personally believe in mutual funds as I have no idea about stock markets. To make good money, invest systematically in well managed diversified equity growth funds. Usually set target for your retirement or kids college tution. I bumped into this blog directly related to India. http://www.dalalstreet.biz/2006/06/sip-art-of-investing-in.html\n\nMaybe this will help.
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Stop shopping so much.  Save the money you save in a diversified mutual fund.  You'll make money and exert less effort.
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http://www.mbakercorp.com/   Go to the investor section
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try this website www.investopedia.com
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Well, you have to identify what particular project are you going to finance. Without you telling the netizens what is it, good answers could be hard to formulate.\n\nHere are however some forms of financing you might want to look into.\n\nBank overdraft\nInvoice discounting\nFactoring\nliquidating non performing asset\nreversing previous investment\nborrowing (bank, peers, financial institution etc.)\nGovernment aid\nand many more\n\ntry to contact me if you need specific answers but you have to tell me specific questions too.
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mutual funds are pools of money, invested in varying amounts by a large number of people. the money is invested according to a specific objective. a professional fund manager runs the fund and sees to it that the investments are in accordance witht he stated objective of the fund. these types of investments have enabled small investors to purchase diversified portfolios with the use of professional managers.
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try younginvestors.com
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Mutual fund is such a financial instrument used for investing which provides you an oppertunity to invest in stock markets and gain out of it with reduced risks. ie People who have less expertise to invest in stock market and lack with the skills or time they invest in a collective investment vehicle known as Mutual fund\nLet me explain you by an example..\n\nthere are 5 friend A<B<C<D<E\n\nThey all want to invest in stock markets but they don't have that much knowlegdge and time so they collect money 10000 each and give to A as he is expert. After a year the money becomes 1 lakh so they distribute among them equally.\n\nIf such things are done at large ie National level or universal level than they do it through Mutual funds \n\nTotol money is devided into units of 10 Rs each and profit is calculated on unit basis\n\nie New MF is priced at unit of 10Rs. If you invest 10000Rs u will be alloted 1000 units. When the stocks of this MF will grow the price of each unit will increse lets say 15 Rs after 1 year. Now when you will sell your 1000 units at a price of 15each you will get 15000 ie 50% Returns. The performance is measured by NAV (NET ASSET VALUE) of the fund \n\nCalculation of Net Asset Value\n\nMutual Funds raise money by selling their shares to public and redeeming them at current net asset value. Net Asset Value is the value of assets of the each unit of the scheme. Thus is the NAV is more than the face value of Rs 10, there is an appreciation for the investment. If the NAV is less than the face value, it indicates the depreciation of the investment. NAV also includes dividends, interest accruals and reduction of liabilities and expenses apart from market value of investment. Every Mutual Fund shall compute the NAV of each scheme by dividing the net asset of the scheme by the number of units of that scheme outstanding on the date of the valuation and public the same at least in two daily newspapers at intervals not exceeding one week. However, the NAV of any scheme for special target segment or any monthly scheme which are not mandatory required to be listed in the stock exchange may publish the NAV at monthly or quarterly intervals as permitted by SEBI.\n\n\nThe formula for calculation of NAV
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That's not diversified enough.  If you want to do that, buy a mutual fund.  If you are a small investor then you need to spread your money out so that you are not hurt by something that directly affects 1 industry -- which is the case in what you describe.