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by Rob Bryant
Most funds are managed. That means that there is a manager who is in charge of that fund and it is her job to study the market every day and buy and sell stocks in the fund to try to maximize gains. Within the category of ...read more
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Mutual funds are a method of collective investment where a fund manager uses money pooled from many investors to trade in stocks, bonds, and securities, and then collects and passes on any income obtained through dividends...read more
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