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Mutual Funds: How To Read A Mutual Fund Table
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Columns 1 & 2: 52-Week High and Low - These show the highest and lowest prices the mutual fund has experienced over the previous 52 weeks (one year). This typically does not include the previous day's price.
Column 3: Fund Name - This column lists the name of the mutual fund. The company that manages the fund is written above in bold type.
Column 4: Fund Specifics - Different letters and symbols have various meanings. For example, "N" means no load, "F" is front end load, and "B" means the fund has both front and back-end fees. For other symbols see the legend in the newspaper in which you found the table.
Column 5: Dollar Change -This states the dollar change in the price of the mutual fund from the previous day's trading.
Column 6: % Change - This states the percentage change in the price of the mutual fund from the previous day's trading.
Column 7: Week High - This is the highest price the fund traded at during the past week.
Column 8: Week Low - This is the lowest price the fund traded at during the past week.
Column 9: Close - The last price at which the fund was traded is shown in this column.
Column 10: Week's Dollar Change - This represents the dollar change in the price of the mutual fund from the previous week.
Column 11: Week's % Change - This shows the percentage change in the price of the mutual fund from the previous week.
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