
funds that I've had for many years (bought without loads): Mainstay ICAP Equity Fund ICAEX Mainstay ICAP Select Equity ICSLX Mainstay ICAP Large Cap Growth MLAIX Mainstay ICAP International Fund ICEUX Combined, they represent less than 4% of my portfolio
useful and timely updates and links. I haven't bought it (yet). I own similar "high quality", "blue chip" LCs in ICSLX and JENSX. I might have some new money to add to the space. While RSEMX's E/R of 1.39% is not cheap, and there are
other charge, the better-diversified Oakmark Fund OAKMX, is also available with a $1,000 minimum.) ICAP Select Equity ICSLX Like Oakmark Select, this value-minded fund packs a lot of assets into its top holdings and has a good record of seeing its
Fed Strat Val Div SVAAX Lg val 2,611.1 15.35 86 65 Homestead Val HOVLX Lg val 580.7 14.85 17 19 MainStay ICAP Sel Eq ICSLX Lg val 3,520.9 14.54 56 20 GMO Intl Growth Equity GMIGX For lg bld 3,494.8 14.49 87 28 Primecap Odyssey Stock POSKX
could change given its fast-trading style.Stiff competition from more-focused sibling and MainStay ICAP Select Equity ICSLX .Solid long-term record.Reasonable costs.Management has a large stake in the firm's offerings. New York Life Investment
The fund is concentrated in its top holdings and favorite sectors , making it rife with stock - specific and sector risk . The fund has been tax - efficient so far , but that could change given its fast - trading style . NYLIM recently raised the fund's long - standing expense caps . Solid long -
2006 and hold a more concentrated portfolio of 20 - 30 stocks . They run it in the same style as MainStay ICAP Select Equity ICSLX along with one of ICAP's global offerings . Senser and Wenzel look for stocks with a 15 % upside to their current prices and
I need to sell off a chunk of something to pay a big bill, and am deciding what to sell. The candidates are: Harbor Bond HABDX: Bought it when TCW imploded a few months ago, have made a nice 1.7% increase on NAV rise. First dividend just paid yesterday ($0.0476/share) works out to a miniscule 1.5% annual yield. I never intended to hold this fund for too long; I'm not comfortable with PIMCO generally, nor the fact that Bill Gross manages more money than the GDP of all but the 14 largest countries on Earth. Thornburg International TGVIX: No complaints, but I own a lot and it's a candidate for selling. 52% in UK/Western Europe could be a liability if Europe goes down the gurgler. I'll still have plenty if I sell some. Third Avenue Small Cap TASCX: Some complaints: 3- and 5-year TR is in the 69th and 77th percentile of category. I actually think it's a good fund in a slump, and for that very reason am reluctant to sell. On the other hand, small caps have run up a lot more than the overall market in the last year, so.... Fairholme: Again, no complaints, but it's a big position and therefore a candidate for sale. Also I'm concerned about how "hot" and popular the fund has become, plus the manager starting up a bond fund. I'll still have plenty if I sell some. NOT considering selling: OAKBX, FPACX, IVWIX, ICSLX , JENSX, FLTMX, FTABX, VGPMX. Any thoughts? Whichever one gets the most votes, I'll probably sell. Vote! Seriously--TIA for thoughtful input.
The fund is concentrated in its top holdings and favorite sectors , making it rife with stock - specific and sector risk . The fund has been tax - efficient so far , but that could change given its fast - trading style . NYLIM recently raised the fund's long - standing expense caps . Solid long -
Senser and Tom Wenzel oversee a team of global equity sector analysts and select the best ideas from siblings Select Equity ICSLX and International ICEUX, which have strong long-term records. Covering large-cap stocks on a global basis is prudent here