Specialized Mutual Fund

[SPESH-uh-lized MYOO-choo-uhl fund]

What is the definition of Specialized Mutual Fund?
A mutual fund that confines its investments to a specific sector of the marketplace, focusing on a particular industry, geographic region, or type of security.
Using Specialized Mutual Fund in an Example

A specialized mutual fund might invest solely in technology companies, benefiting from the growth potential of tech stocks while also bearing sector-specific risks, such as rapid obsolescence or regulatory changes affecting only the tech industry.

Using Specialized Mutual Fund in a sentence

During our investment meeting, the advisor recommended adding a specialized mutual fund focused on renewable energy to diversify our portfolio towards more sustainable assets.

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