
global/international fixed-income operations, a direct result of last year's underperformance at Templeton Global Bond TPINX . That said, flows were still positive overall during the quarter, with Franklin recording $5 billion in net inflows across
into this year that the fixed-income growth story would be affected by poor performance last year at Templeton Global Bond TPINX and Templeton Global Total Return TGTRX, both of which closed out calendar 2011 in the bottom quartile of their peer group
related gains may be behind; pg 14); Franklin Resources ( BEN ; dark days of 2008 are behind; mentioned are FRDPX, FKTIX, TPINX ; ETFs may pose a threat; pg 17); AVI BioPharma ( AVII , a lot riding on the drug trials for muscular dystrophy but risks
-Started out with TPINX yrs ago, in VG account -Long time Buyer and Hold for Long Term, adding ..... Never Sold any of it.. -Then a Few yrs ago, Moved it out of TPINX and Into GIM and did the same with that, adding Extra $ when had it
Hi all: My first choice for a global bond fund is Templeton Global Bond (TGBAX/ TPINX /TEGBX/FGBRX). However, it seems that I cannot buy this fund (the no-load classes at WFA), and I refuse to pay a load
94 MPEGX mixed 0.69 HSIIX 0.86 AIEVX foreign 1.01 OAKIX foreign 1.08 ACINX foreign 0.98 CSRSX real estate 0.99 TPINX world bond 0.93 I was wondering whether it might be better to restructure given the above options; or just keep the target
has Provided a Higher Rtn over the Yrs vs TPINX ..? What am I missing? I can see if one is Investing in this Fund and into TPINX yrly, but not for a Lump Sum.. right ..... sell it then? +$35 again = $530 cost TPINX , cost NTF - 0, but pay a 1.25% Expense
grown more than 150% since 2006, for example, while the world-bond category--easily dominated by Templeton Global Bond TPINX , which comprises more than a third of its assets--has more than doubled in size over the period. For investors who were
the firm's global/international fixed-income AUM, which has been impacted by underperformance at Templeton Global Bond TPINX , were slightly better than we were projecting. While gross sales did drop off from the $26 billion quarterly run rate seen
Year at Sequoia SEQUX were terrific. But Brent Lynn at Janus Overseas JAOSX and Michael Hasenstab at Templeton Global Bond TPINX got walloped, finishing near the bottom of their categories. And the Managers of the Decade, named in early 2010, followed