The best ETFs and mutual funds allocate more value to attractive-or-better-rated stocks than the worst, which allocate too much value to neutral-or-worse-rated stocks.
The best ETFs and mutual funds allocate more value to attractive-or-better-rated stocks than the worst ETFs and mutual funds, which allocate too much value to Neutral-or-worse-rated stocks.
The financial sector has only 21% of its value invested in attractive-or- better-rated stocks while 78% of its value is invested in neutral-or-worse- rated stocks.
It gets my very dangerous rating by allocating over 89% of its value to neutral-or-worse-rated stocks, and to make matters worse, nails investors with total annual costs of 6.49%.