"flexible" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- For investors, perhaps the biggest question about all the flexible funds is how they would do in a vastly different market.
- The categories will be combined with one of four market-capitalization rankings, from micro- to large-cap, with a fifth group, called all-capitalization, for more flexible funds.
- Some mutual funds are intended to time the market - specifically, the group known as flexible funds, which allocate assets among stocks, bonds and cash.
- "The whole idea is to make the fund more flexible in dealing with members' requests for cash," said an international official who insisted on not being identified.
- A look at the performance of some flexible funds that aim to do just that.
- So do global flexible funds, also called asset allocation funds, which invest one-quarter of their portfolios overseas.
- It gives cities and states flexible funds to invest in homeownership and rental housing, money that attracts other private investment.
- Balanced funds usually own 60 percent stocks, 40 percent bonds while flexible funds shift the proportions.
- Global flexible funds invest in stocks, bonds and money-market securities, with at least 25 percent of the portfolio invested outside the United States.
- So far this year, the 28-year-old Ms. Biggs has posted a 5.4 percent gain while other global flexible funds have lost nearly 7 percent.
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