"The agreements should in no way prevent eventual publication," said Don Phillips, an academy official.

Don Phillips, managing director of Morningstar, suggested that fund companies were partly responsible for investors' poor performance.

All true, concedes Don Phillips, vice president of Morningstar.

"We want to see which funds have been most tax-efficient," said Don Phillips, Morningstar publisher.

In 1971 Don Phillips began experimenting in his basement with the new fibers to design some sort of fishing rod.

Don Phillips, president of Morningstar, said that the newly combined competitors would undoubtedly be stronger together than they had been individually.

Another issue is cost, said Don Phillips, managing director at Morningstar.

"I agree that asset allocation isn't a great category for this fund," said Don Phillips, president of Morningstar.

"Two years ago, every growth fund looked wonderful," Don Phillips, the managing director of Morningstar, said yesterday after he announced the changes.

But Don Phillips, vice president of Morningstar, had a kinder assessment.

"The agreements should in no way prevent eventual publication," said Don Phillips, an academy official.

Don Phillips, managing director of Morningstar, suggested that fund companies were partly responsible for investors' poor performance.

All true, concedes Don Phillips, vice president of Morningstar.

"We want to see which funds have been most tax-efficient," said Don Phillips, Morningstar publisher.

In 1971 Don Phillips began experimenting in his basement with the new fibers to design some sort of fishing rod.

Don Phillips, president of Morningstar, said that the newly combined competitors would undoubtedly be stronger together than they had been individually.

Another issue is cost, said Don Phillips, managing director at Morningstar.

"I agree that asset allocation isn't a great category for this fund," said Don Phillips, president of Morningstar.

"Two years ago, every growth fund looked wonderful," Don Phillips, the managing director of Morningstar, said yesterday after he announced the changes.

But Don Phillips, vice president of Morningstar, had a kinder assessment.