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Bridgeway Large Cap Value. It got taken over by American Beacon and I was grandfathered into institutional shares. So I kept it. Now I look at it on M*. The sucker seems to have become a fund of funds with a bunch of Invesco holdings.
M* databases have been corrupted all day for some funds. For example, they have been showing Fidelity utility funds FIUIX and FSUTX funds with an all bond portfolio off and on today. Not the first time.
One wonders what state their various databases might be in when they do their various aggregate calculations over fund data.
@VintageFreak "Serves me right for trolling M*" Perhaps, but I guess the self-reflection would suggest that maybe, just maybe, you were a bit more amped up and irritated about the Calamos debacle (and rightly so) than you were consciously acknowledging? It was a set-up; you were vulnerable. In these parts, the Native Americans would say this event was precipitated by Trickster Coyote, a spirit who finds it amusing to play games with people's heads when they get a little off-focused by something else.
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http://www.americanbeaconfunds.com/downloads/factsheets/YAFC-FCT-1.pdf
M* needs to be careful or they'll give someone a heart attack. Serves me right for trolling M*.
One wonders what state their various databases might be in when they do their various aggregate calculations over fund data.
http://quotes.morningstar.com/fund/f?t=bwlax®ion=USA
I find this an interesting fund; and, I now have it under review and on my watch list.
Old_Skeet
Perhaps, but I guess the self-reflection would suggest that maybe, just maybe, you were a bit more amped up and irritated about the Calamos debacle (and rightly so) than you were consciously acknowledging? It was a set-up; you were vulnerable.