The 100 Best Mutual Funds for the Long Term

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* Trailing return, total net assets, expense ratio, and Morningstar Risk Rating data are as of the end of the first quarter. Returns are annualized. Mutual funds data and categories provided by Morningstar.

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Darby of FL 1:15PM September 11, 2012

What happened to funds like Mutual shares that averaged 18 to 20% a year from 1949 to 1989 or there abouts. Did all the managers like Michael Price go into hedge funds or what? I can buy PM and MO and beat up on most of these funds. Where are the fund managers who really work at this instead of making MARKETING the most important job function.

cactus02 of IL 8:48PM August 28, 2012

The majority of these funds have pretty low returns over the past 3 or 5 years. They barely beat inflation. The ZillionZ fund has average annual returns of 17%. What are your criteria for picking these particular funds?

Joe Peagler of GA 12:40PM December 06, 2011