Industries include technology, telecommunications, and health care. Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current share price of the stock by the number of outstanding shares. Industries include financial services and manufacturing companies. Invests in growth and value stocks. As a result, the degree of risk falls in between growth and value stocks.
Industries can include everything from technology to telecommunications to financial services.
Invests in a particular industry, which can include natural resources, utilities, real estate, or technology. Ranges from extremely high to low, depending on the industry. For example, a specialty technology fund will be much riskier than a specialty utilities fund. Invests in stocks from highly developed foreign countries, including Japan and China. Invests in stocks from foreign and domestic companies.