
getting penalized.... In looking over possible trade options, I don't see anything real defensive (based on the 2008 debacle) but, ABALX , CAIBX, and AMECX look like possibilities... Would appreciate comments.... Thanks, KW
SER VIII STRATEGIC INCOME 50,684 15% PTTCX PIMCO FDS TOTAL RETURN FD CL C 52,775 15% Cash 286,780 45% Recently Sold: ABALX AMER BALANCED FUND INC CL A 48,367 American Funds AMECX INCOME FD OF AMER INC CL A 48,000 American Funds FKINX FRANKLIN
The fund has brought its fixed-income portfolio more in line with its capital-preservation mandate.
Rowe fund returned an annualized 10.14%. I also suggested swapping AXP Mutual INMUX for American Funds American Balanced ABALX . The AXP fund returned 2.76% annualized versus 7.86%. In the tech arena, I suggested swapping the gimmicky Amerindo
I'm just wondering why M* has not updated their analysis of American Funds AMECX or ABALX . Last analysis was August. Anyone know? Thanks. Mike
something going on with American Funds. Also, they have had a greater amount OF outflows than other fund family. My funds are: ABALX 15% AMECX 24% AWSHX 18% CAIBX 20% CWGIX 23% Mix is: CASH 5% US STOCKS 49% FOREIGN 29% BONDS 17% OTHER 1% RETIRED
Benefit Survivor acct currently earning 4.5% At Edward Jones: $30,000 in a money market earning 0.01% $16,000 in ABALX $18,000 in Tax-Free Muni's at 5.5% $5,000 in CD's at 4.5% I am in my early 30's and would like to be aggressive
price cut coming your way. American Funds American Balanced ABALX ($49 billion) 9.1%, top 27% This fund has done a little ..... VWELX Mod All 6.4 77 6.24 3 $51.7 American Amer Bal A ABALX Mod All 8.12 35 5.56 6 $49.3 FundInvestor Newsletter
I just compared these 2 funds on M*'s chart analysis and the results were unbelivable. Over the maximum time period, it looks like Vwelx out performed Abalx by $10MM. Does that look right? playbook
stocks for Income Fund of America. This Analyst Pick is a bit more aggressive than its sibling American Funds American Balanced ABALX . Even though both funds run with roughly 60%/40% stock/bond portfolios, this one maintains exposure to bonds with more