Warning signs that it is time to sell a fund
What red flags should investors be alert to? We consider issues in the light of the Neil Woodford saga.
25th November 2019 11:01
by Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor
What red flags should investors be alert to? We consider underperformance in light of the Neil Woodford saga.
In the last episode of a new video series focused on investment funds, Money Observer's deputy editor Kyle Caldwell examines when investors should think about selling a fund.
He talks to multi-manager Rob Burdett of BMO Global Asset Management about warning signs, how long investors should persevere with an under-performing fund, and seeks his views on the Neil Woodford fund debacle.
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