charges-- Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX , Morgan Stanley Multi Cap Growth CPOAX ..... Opportunity don't own shares.) CPOAX and AMOAX stash 3.6% and 3.7% of their assets ..... after its IPO and had a 5% position in AMOAX three months later. As for AGTHX, ANEFX
MSSGX since 1999. Lynch's crew is also responsible for the large-cap Morningstar Analyst Pick, Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX .USADGRAXSupporting Player. Most investors will want to assign this fund to a secondary position in their portfolios, given
MSSGX since 1999. Lynch's crew is also responsible for the large-cap Morningstar Analyst Pick, Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX .USAMPEGXSupporting Player. Given its focus on mid-caps, the fund should serve as a complement to a large-cap fund
Several of Lynch's other funds have slightly smaller China stakes; the similar but cheaper Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX holds Tencent and Baidu, but not Ctrip, while Morgan Stanley Mid Cap Growth DGRAX has Baidu and Ctrip as its top two holdings
But a number of them do have such issues on their radar screens and aren't afraid to buy some . Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX , Calamos Growth CVGRX , and Heartland Value HRTVX have between 5 % and 14 % of their assets in such issues at present , in
Institutional Small Company Growth MSSGX since 1999. Lynch's crew is also responsible for large-cap Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX .USADGRAXSupporting Player. Most investors will want to assign this fund to a secondary position in their portfolios, given
pure mid-cap offering, since January 2002. Lynch's crew is also responsible for large-cap Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX .USAMPEGXSupporting Player. Given its focus on mid-caps, the fund should serve as a complement to a large-cap fund
Institutional Small Company Growth MSSGX since 1999. Lynch's crew is also responsible for large-cap Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX .USADGRAXSupporting Player. Most investors will want to assign this fund to a secondary position in their portfolios, given
energy, real estate, and finance gives it a quirky feel, and Lynch's other funds, such as Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX , fell hard with a 53% loss in 2008 when Lynch's stocks were out of favor. Like other managers, who cling tightly to firms
we'd still opt for its cheaper sibling. This is a fine growth fund, but we like its sibling Morgan Stanley Focus Growth AMOAX better because it's managed by the same team but it's cheaper. This fund's expense ratio is 1.32%, while its sibling