The S&P 500's long march to new highs has helped many core stock funds finally post gains since the index's last peak in October 2007, but not these.
High fees and low returns have made these stock funds poor long-term performers.
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Who's sticking around--and what does it mean for shareholders?
T. Rowe Price readies an ultra-short bond fund, and David Resnick finally arrives at Third Avenue.
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Plus, Hennessy buys FBR, Miller takes another step toward retirement, and more.
From worst to first ... what's next for these notable funds?
Stock returns since October 2007 have been flat, but these funds have been anything but.
Can you read between the lines of some fund-company maneuvers?