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The famous volatility of concentrated stock funds is paying off big time, at least for now. So far this year, stock funds with fewer than 40 holdings have made a strong rebound. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report
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The large-cap blend fund, which invests mainly in closed-end mutual funds, has risen 41% this year, better than 99% of its Morningstar peers. Over the past year, the North Core Opportunity fund is up 17%, again exceeding 99% of its rivals. Full Article at The Street
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