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Have you heard of 12b-1 fees before? If you invest in mutual funds, I hope you have. You'll find these fees on a fund prospectus or a website like Morningstar. In this week's video, Tim shares the basics on 12b-1 fees. 12b-1 fees draw their name from the section of...
We've already covered class A and class B shares of mutual funds, so in this video I explain what mutual fund class C shares are. Again, I cannot stress the importance of understanding these different share classes enough. Too many investors get themselves into...
Tim recently covered what mutual fund A shares are, so if you missed that video, I encourage you to check it out! As noted there, mutual funds have different share classes. It's very important that investors understand these different classes and the potential...
Perhaps you've seen that mutual funds have different share classes? Whether or not you've noticed this, it's something you need to be aware of as an investor. Aside from knowing that mutual funds offer different share classes, investors also need to know what these...
At Mullooly Asset Management, we have two main ways that we measure relative strength. As our friends at Dorsey Wright and Associates have shown us, it's integral to consider a security's peer and market relative strength when determining its place in a momentum...
http://tpmullooly.wistia.com/medias/yoiqiowb1f?embedType=seo&videoFoam=true&videoWidth=838 We've previously discussed the following configurations for point and figure relative strength charts: Buy Signal in X's Buy Signal in O's Sell Signal in X's Today we...
http://tpmullooly.wistia.com/medias/i1kqutvo6s?embedType=seo&videoFoam=true&videoWidth=838 There's a big difference between a point and figure relative strength chart on a buy signal and one on a sell signal. According to a recent white paper written by John...
As we discussed on a previous video, the optimal configuration for point and figure relative strength charts is to be on a buy signal and in a column of X's. In this video, Casey continues the discussion on point and figure relative strength chart configurations. What...
