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Morningstar Risk Rating

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Morningstar Risk Rating
A measure of a mutual fund's risk compared to other, similar mutual funds. For example, it may compare the volatility of a bond fund to other bond funds. A mutual fund with average risk receives a Morningstar risk rating of 1. Riskier funds receive higher ratings.


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In addition, the Fund received a Morningstar Return rating of Above Average and a Morningstar Risk rating of Low.
They must also have a Morningstar risk rating of "low", "below average", or "average.
In addition, the Fund received a Morningstar Return rating of High and a Morningstar Risk rating of Low - the most favorable ratings in those categories.
 
 
 
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