No Load Funds

RiverPark Advisors, one of the top no load mutual fund investment advisory companies based in New York, has launched 5 new no load mutual funds.

These five best no load RiverPark funds are as follows:

1) RiverPark Large Growth Fund invests mostly in large-cap company equity securities. It aims to generate long-term capital appreciation. The portfolio manager is Mitchell Rubin, the co-founder of the company.
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Here are 5 rules that you should know about growth stock investing.

1) The bottom will fall out of your stock – All stocks will at some point top. Many beginners to growth stock investing think that if their stock is cruising up and making them money, then their stock is not subject to a top. However, the majority of stocks DO top, and once a leading stock tops, its average fall is around 70%. When stocks go down, they tend to REALLY go down, and big earnings can be wiped out fast. Many great companies, with good earnings growth have dropped due to the stock being over owned. With the stock advancing well, a large number of mutual and hedge funds buy into it, and no matter how well the stock is doing, there comes a point in which some of these funds make the decision to sell, and this leads to the drop.
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Many investors consider that they should stick to the industry the work in and have experience of when picking stocks, and not dabble into anything unknown. Apparently, IT specialists should invest in software firms and surgeons in drug companies etc. They assume that their knowledge of the industry will lead to better foresight of the investment risks involved and to pick stocks which bring them greater returns.

To many, this sounds like a natural thing to do and an effective investment strategy. However, as I will explain below things are not quite how they seem..
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Penny stock fraud has exploded since the advent of the Internet, and is set to continue to catch out unsuspecting investors for some time to come. This article gives you the information you need to avoid falling for penny stock scams.

Penny stock scam number 1: The Pump and Dump – The most common form of penny stock fraud, countless investors have been burnt through such schemes. It begins innocently enough, with a recommendation through, for instance, email about a company which for one reason or another is a real hot prospect. The stock is going up – you can see that by looking at the charts, but it still remains affordable: it’s a penny stock. Straight away you buy into the company. With your ‘insider’ information and the upward trend of the stock, you feel confident that you are going to earn quick on this one.
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