
Lack of small caps will hold it back at times.Typically has bigger-than-average stake in emerging markets, which can add volatility.Has lagged peers and indexes in recent years.Managers have very successful long-term record on sibling fund.Willing to differ substantially from indexes and
team remained intact. They've been running this fund since the spring of 1995 and also manage Artio International Equity II JETAX . Although they work together, Younes handles the day-to-day management, while Pell focuses more on providing broader
returns, I've finally been able to sell JETAX from my taxable portfolio, minimizing exposure to CGs. I've held JETAX for over five years, originally picked ..... minimized losses a little bit in 2008. JETAX switched from a LC blend in 2009, going
20's). My core holding is FAIRX (30%) which has done very well for itself for the past years. I just sold TAVFX and JETAX as they seem to be underperforming and seem have poor prospects. I also have RYVPX (20%) and DODFX (15%). DODFX's
combination of two funds to achieve a global dividend paying fund. The two I came up with are based on M* screening: RSOIX and JETAX = my global dividend fund! Yield appears to be in 4-5% range. I am sure there will be other favorites out there alot of
confirms that fact . It shows that the firm's two biggest funds , Artio International Equity and Artio International Equity II JETAX , brought in substantial sums , even if they didn't approach the take from PIMCO Total Return or several American Funds highlighted
likely to be familiar to Morningstar.com readers. Here are some of Morningstar's favorites. Artio International Equity II JETAX Morningstar senior analyst Gregg Wolper has long liked this offering and sibling Artio International Equity BJBIX because of
services, and energy. World Regions At the bottom of the page is the World Regions breakdown . At Artio International Equity II JETAX , some regional bets jump out. It has a 12% weighting in emerging Europe compared with 0% for the benchmark and just 1
called Artio Global Advisors.) They've run Artio International Equity since 1995 and also run Artio International Equity II JETAX and ING Foreign IAFAX. Younes handles the day-to-day management, with Pell focusing more on providing broader strategic
run this fund since inception. They've run Artio International Equity since 1995 and also run Artio International Equity II JETAX and Eagle International Equity HEIAX. If shareholders approve, management will be shifting to a trio of managers from ING