
after recently changing its benchmark, it owns more small caps than it used to. Or you could own Thornburg International Value TGVAX , available through advisors. That fund has few small stocks but typically owns plenty of companies in emerging markets simply
distinctive strategy well. And they've done just that in various climates in their long tenure at Thornburg International Value TGVAX , which boasts strong long-term risk-adjusted returns. All this bodes well for the future, and this fund has the makings
Oakmark International's OAKIX David Herro; Ted Tyson of Mastholm Asset Management; Bill Fries of Thornburg International Value TGVAX ; Jim Gendelman of Harbor International Growth HIIGX; Amit Wadhwaney of Third Avenue International Value TAVIX; and the four
ranging and distinctive strategy well. And they've done just that in their long tenure at Thornburg International Value TGVAX , which boasts strong long-term risk-adjusted returns. (This fund's terrible three-year returns includes some huge
Tends to invest heavily in emerging-markets names, which come with significant risks.Compact portfolio of 60 or so names boosts issue-specific risk.Willingness to go its own way and build atypical sector weightings can backfire. Emerging franchise stocks can fail to pan out. Suffered hefty
car debt and 460k debt on our home. With my new job our household income will be 200k. Simple longterm goals. Wife's 401k TGVAX - Thornberg International Vaue Fund LACAX - Columbia Acorn ONGFX - JP Morgan Investor Growth and Income Select VFINX - Vanguard
also adds to this fund's conservatism and has held it back during more speculative markets. Thornburg International Value TGVAX has also provided a smoother ride than most of its rivals. And like the MFS fund, it tends to have its best relative showings
after recently changing its benchmark, it owns more small caps than it used to. Or you could own Thornburg International Value TGVAX , available through advisors. That fund has few small stocks but typically owns plenty of companies in emerging markets simply
reining in spending, allowing for resurgence as the wheels are put back into motion. Thornburg International Value Fund ( TGVAX ) returned 7.82% (A shares, without sales charge) vs. the MSCI EAFE Index at 6.61% and the MSCI ACWI ex-US Index at
Thornburg Value TVAFX, in 1995. The firm waited until 1998 to open its second stock fund, Thornburg International Value TGVAX , utilizing the same manager and security-selection strategy. The firm introduced several more funds in the 2000s--it