
They are able to do that because they have much more experience and depth in their research team. T. Rowe Price New America PRWAX Joe Milano has produced top quartile performance during his nearly 10 years at the helm of this fund, yet its asset base is
media, retail, and health care, although he's been willing to look for ideas just about anywhere. T . Rowe Price New America Growth has turned heads. Although large-growth funds on a whole have experienced massive outflows during the
hard time favoring this fund over siblings such as Analyst Picks T. Rowe Price Equity Income PRFDX and T . Rowe Price New America Growth PRWAX . Both make good use of the firm's strong analyst bench but also have a seasoned lead manager at the
my taxable account and 10 in my IRA. I also have a few of the same funds in my taxable and IRA account...like PRWCX and PRWAX . I would like to know, on average, about how many funds do others hold in their portfolios. I know that I am "off the wall
I began to invest in this fund about 4 years ago and kept adding to it each month. It seems to be doing really well. So I would like to know if any others who post on the forum also own this fund and what your thoughts are on it. It is a large cap growth fund....would you invest in this and not
out our ETF analysts' picks here . In large growth, I suggest Harbor Capital Appreciation HACAX or T . Rowe Price New America Growth PRWAX as solid, low-cost actively managed expressions of large growth. Should large growth finally enjoy
s Favorites With less than $1 billion to manage, Joe Milano, the skipper of large-growth T. Rowe New America Growth PRWAX , has the flexibility to delve into mid- and small-cap stocks. Milano has put that ability to good use during his tenure
Hetnarski's longer-term record. Fidelity dropped this fund's load in June, sweetening the deal. T . Rowe Price New America Growth PRWAX This fund has undergone a few manager changes over the years, and its overall performance leaves something
I would like to get your opinion on something. I have always been a value investor by inclination but a chicken by temperament. I have read Klarman's Margin of Safety as well as numerous other value investors' written works. However I am retired and taking money out of my savings on a regular basis. I was smart enough (?) to get out of most of my equity funds just after Bear Sterns went down but prior to the general collapse of the financial markets. Currently I have been in my own chicken way investing dribs and drabs into FAIRX, FPACX, PRWAX , and SUQUX. I was wondering if you could venture any thoughts on the latter three funds. I am particularly interested in whether you think that SUQUX is a worthwhile bet. One of my reasons for choosing it was a contrarian one: noone seems to talk about it much and it hasn't really done much over the past several years as compared to say Fairholme. What do you think of it since Bill Ruane died?
Milling : Hello, I'm Harry Milling, Morningstar mutual fund analyst, and I'm here with Joe Milano, T . Rowe Price New America Growth Manager, an excellent fund and one of our early contenders for "Fund Manager of the Year." Joe, good