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An important part of researching Mutual Funds is to use a Mutual Fund Screener. This will save an enormous
amount of time and work. It seems like there is virually a limitless amount of search variables you can use. However,
most investors will search by the type of fund they would like to buy and check the historic results over a
period of time and compare against other top performers. Once you find the funds with the best track records, you
can view their profiles and get a better idea of their investing philosphy.
Below are the links into websites that contain a Mutual Fund Screener:
Yahoo Mutual Fund Screener
Search for Funds with a variety of criteria. CNN Money Mutual Fund Screener with good search capabilities. Morningstar Fund Screener Excellent Screener with some pre-built searches. MSN Money A downloadable program to seach for stocks and mutual funds. Forbes Fund Screener Forbes Fund Screener will sift through our database of more than 11,000 funds to zero in on five or ten that meet your investing goals. New to this sort of thing? You might want to begin your search with one of our examples under "Our Screens." They show a couple ads when accessing the site, whicjh is a bit annoying. BusinessWeek Screen 11,000 Fund database with over 50 search criteria. MFEA Fund Selector Use this form to help identify mutual funds that meet your investment criteria.
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