These are not recommendations to buy or sell. I am just pointing out that a well managed high-yield mutual fund could have a place in your portfolio. You have to do your own research, of course.
Volatility is always an important element of your final decision, in my humble view.
One other thought. As I explained to my subscribers, SH may have a place in your strategy to immunize/protect/hedge part of your portfolio in market debacles. It is a tricky strategy, but it is an important one.
For instance, you can sell the positions you do not like and buy SH with the proceeds. Ask you investment advisor or broker about it. He will be able to suggest what is right for you.
George Dagnino, PhD
Editor, The Peter Dag Portfolio. Since 1977
2009 Market Timer of the Year by Timer Digest
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