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 Canada General Fund Ltd Stock US $9.29 
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 FUND OF LETTERS INC........1971 STOCK CERTIFICATE US $2.00
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 Landsing Pacific Fund 1992 Stock Certificate US $9.95
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate: CS First Boston Income Fund US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate - 'New Age Media Fund, Inc.' US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate -- ''BEA Income Fund, Inc.'' US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN - Gemini Fund, Inc. Stock Certificate US $14.99
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 Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund MA 1965 Stock Certificate US $12.00
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 Diebold Technology Venture Fund 1970 Stock Certificate US $9.95
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 1954 Canada General Fund Limited Stock Certificate US $2.99
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 The Diebold Technology Venture Fund, Inc. Stock Certificate US $9.99
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 American Dual Vest Fund Stock Certificate 1969! US $3.00
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 Canada General Fund (1954) Limited Stock Certificate US $9.95
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 Abacus Fund Inc stock US $9.39
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 ABACUS FUND CO STOCK CERTIFICATE, CERT, 100 SHARES, FROM 1963 US $6.99
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 FRANCE MORTGAGE FUND stock certificate 1930 PARIS US $49.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate - Delaware Income Fund, Inc. US $14.99
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 AMERICAN DUAL VEST FUND STOCK 100 SHARE 1968 US $6.75
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 Wake Forest College Ford Medical Fund stock certificate US $9.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate - 'Commonwealth Income Fund' US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate: The Commonwealth Stock Fund US $14.99
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 American Dual Vest Fund 1967 Stock Certificate US $9.95
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 Abacus Fund Stock Certificates.Gold.Set of 5 US $7.95
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 Abacus Fund Stock Certificate.Gold US $1.95
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 antique 1968 american dual vest fund stock certificate US $15.00
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 Lehman Bros. One William St Fund 1965 Stock Certificate US $49.95
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 The Common Stock Fund Group Securities certificate US $9.99
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 1969 Abacus Fund Inc. Delaware (100 Shares) Stock Cancelled Certificate US $8.00
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 Insurance & Bank Stock Fund Maryland stock certificate US $9.99
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 HUNGARY CENTRAL SAVINGS FUND stock certificate 1911 US $16.99
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 Early 100 share stock certificate The Common Fund Co Inc 1869 US $49.50
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 Shareholders' Fund Hoquiam Washington stock certificate share US $14.99
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 PORTUGAL FOREIGN FUND stock certificate 1902, 3% US $27.99
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 ROMANIA STATE ARMY FUND stock certificate 20,000 LEI US $19.99
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 ROMANIA STATE ARMY FUND stock certificate 10,000 LEI US $19.99
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 ROMANIA STATE ARMY FUND stock certificate 1000 LEI US $19.99
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 Shareholders Fund Hoquiam Washington stock certificate scripophily collectible US $6.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate: Clemente Global Growth Fund US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate - Cohen & Steers Realty Fund US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN AMBN Stock Certificate: 'CS First Boston Fund' US $14.99
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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate: 'BEA Strategic Income Fund' US $14.99
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 3 DIFF. WASHINGTON TROTTING ASSOC. INC.; 2-COMMON STOCK; 1 FUND SPECIMEN BN7053 US $450.00
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 Fund of Letters Inc. stock US $7.99
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List of mistakes mutual fund investors make
In the rush to be a part of the exciting and profitable world of mutual fund investing, many investors make mistakes. It’s human nature and nothing to be ashamed of, but they can and should be avoided. Here are a few helpful tips in avoiding the common mistakes that many other new investors make.
First off, a cardinal sin that many new investors make is that they only look at a mutual funds previous performance and not at the possible future. Sure,stock trading or mutual funds performance in the past is a good sign of how its been managed and it always is a good sign to surround yourself with people who know what their doing, but you have to take the current state of the market into account. For example, funds that may have been heavy on dot.com’s did great in 1998 and 1999, but if you had a fund that was heavy in tech stocks in 2000, you probably lost your shirt. Past performance doesn’t mean as much as people think it does, and you would be wise to not put as much emphasis on it when you go to invest.
While the percentages listed in the prospectus might seem low, operating expenses for stock trading or mutual funds really do matter. If you’re looking at a fund that might have a higher than average percent fee for running the fund, you might want to look at other funds, instead. Most market experts think that the percentage of returns over the next few years will be down, and so that fee for running the fund takes a bigger and bigger bite out of your profit. It may not seem like much, but it can really add up over time, especially if profits are down.
A small but important part of investing is checking out what your fund manager has on his plate. This can be done by checking the prospectus the fund company sent you. Remember, if your fund is doing bang up business, it’s likely that the fund manager who is overseeing it is going to get more funds to manage or a promotion to look over an entire group of funds. This could likely take away from the time he has to look over YOUR fund, and while we wish fund managers all the luck in the world in their career, you want someone who is going to be focused on making money for you.
As long as there are people investing in mutual funds, there will be mistakes made. While they can’t be avoided completely, a few common sense tips can help you avoid the biggies and keep your money working for you.
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