to add to my small position on TEI or to find another vehicle for this space (I also have emerging market debt through FEO, TGINX and LSBRX). TEI portfolio seems very consistent with its stated objectives, but while other emerging market funds have taken
and A Lower Expense, but a $35 Fee to buy it? Eg: TGEIX vs TGINX TGEIX has a 0.92% Expense, but cost upto $35 to buy it and a Min $1k IRA & $2k For a Gen -Txble account. TGINX has a 1.25% Expense , but a NTF Now if One is going to just
ARTGX 3% MIDCAP ------- MERDX 10%,DEFIX 5%,POAGX 5 SMALLCAP ---------- ARIVX 5%,NBGNX 5% FSCIX 5%; TGINX ; 5% This gives me a target allocation of 30% fixed income, 50% US stocks and 20% Foreign stocks. Please review and provide
WHAT IS A BETTER FUND BETTER TEGBX OR TGINX ?
sentiment for EM debt and I was surprised to see it in the green all day yesterday and again today.) I believe TCW's TGEIX/ TGINX and DoubleLine's DBLEX/DLENX have posted three straight days of gains. Do you think this is because investors are more
LSBRX 2.8 EXITX 2.05 MACSX 2.94 MAPTX 4.02 MWTRX 2.53 OAKIX 3.22 PRPFX 2.67 PTTDX 4.68 PQIAX 5.02 UMBWX 4.24 UMBMX 2.73 TGINX 2.59 VDAIX 2.67 VMLUX 9.12 VEWLX 1.31 YACKX 5.76 Comments/suggestions welcome jim
invest in. I am in PIMCO Emerging Local Bond-PLBDX and had thoughts about getting into one other fund; either TCW EM Bond- TGINX or PIMCO Developing Local Markets-PLMDX or maybe another PIMCO fund. Anyone have opinions on this? Thanks
50% 7.1% JNBAX - JP Morgan Income Builder 25% 5.04 % TGINX or GIM – TCW Emerging Market 15% 6.3 or 4% MWTRX – Met ..... 000 in a single investment may be about my maximum. TGLMX, TGINX and JNBAX would be new additions to the current portfolio
open end mutual funds, and closed end mutual funds. My maturity bias is short to intermediate. TCW Emerging Markets Income ( TGINX ) 2.2% Western Asset High Income (HIX) 2.3% Eaton Vance Short Duration (EVG) 1.9% Assorted Individual Bonds (A
This manager expects to see rising interest rates in developing nations trying to combat inflation, and hes betting on corporate debt to benefit in the long-term.