I am conducting some research, looking to get into my first non-cd investments. When looking at the history of funds, is looking at the ones with the best 1,3, and 5 year returns a reliable way to go? I mean you can look at some ETFs and see a 30-45% return in the last year. Obviously there is no guarantee that history will repeat, but in general, is a good place to start by looking at the return rates?
If not, how else might I start to limit the seemingly endless number of funds?
Thanks for any help
2007-08-28
06:25:23
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hoodhoprox
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