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Dodge & Cox manages four no-load mutual funds. The Funds offer a simple, low-cost way to own a
broadly diversified portfolio of stocks and / or fixed-income securities. They manage separate accounts and mutual
funds for individuals, institutions and retirement plans from their office in San Francisco, two blocks from where
the firm began.
They are known for their low-expenses in the industry and very strong performance.
Below are the links into websites that contain information on Dodge & Cox Mutual Funds:
Dodge & Cox Website
Dodge & Cox's strategy has always been to focus on servicing our current clients well, and to achieve a steady, controlled growth of assets under management and client relationships. Therefore, we have not advertised, employed sales people, or paid 12b-1 fees to brokers for distribution as a way of increasing the Funds' asset base. Since our firm was founded in 1930, it has been our belief that in providing reasonable-cost investment portfolios with attractive returns, investors will find us—and beginning in the late-1990s, many more investors did. Dodge & Cox Mutual Funds Detailed Analysis by Morningstar, providing profiles, rankings and performance stats on Dodge & Cox Mutual Funds. Funds By Dodge & Cox From Yahoo. Providing list of all Dodge & Cox Funds and links to each profile with accompanying news stories. Dodge & Cox Funds From E-Trade. Includes Quotes, Charts, Profiles, minimum investments and Prospectus for each Dodge & Cox Mutual Fund. Mutual Funds for Cheapskates by Shannon Zimmerman The full list of recommendations is just a free trial away, but, by way of a taste test, here's one that might whet your appetite: Dodge & Cox International Stock (DODFX). Since making its Champion Funds debut back in our June 2004 issue, this fund has leapfrogged over the competition, sprinting to a gain of more than 66%, while the broad domestic stock market (as measured by the S&P 500) has climbed a mere 17.3%. Better yet, the Dodge fund's expense ratio will ding you just 0.77%. Dodge & Cox's Global Success DECEMBER 29, 2005 Diana Strandberg, a manager of the firm's International Stock Fund, which returned 29.1% over three years, discusses strategy and outlook
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