Momentum Fund

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Momentum Fund

A mutual fund that invests predominantly or exclusively in securities experiencing short term price increases. That is, a momentum fund buys stocks in companies that are on an uptrend and sells them when the trend reverses itself. This kind of mutual fund was relatively popular in the 1990s but has since fallen out of favor because of concerns over its sustainability. It is informally called a momo fund.
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Proof exhibits that investors don't take after a ponder system of specifically putting resources into momentum funds. Or maybe they appear to innocently pursue late champ funds, and, all the while, they unwillingly advantage the momentum impact temporarily.
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